Upskilling in the Landscape Industry

27 Sep 2023

12:30 - 13:00

How To Theatre 1

Faced with increasingly sophisticated materials and installation techniques, landscapers are finding it increasingly challenging to recruit the skilled labour required to implement their projects. Rupert Keys and Dave Sewell from the TASK academy discuss the benefits of upskilling existing employees and how this can help to bridge the skills shortage.

Speakers

David Sewell - TASK Academy

Rupert Keys - TASK Academy

"It's our industry, it's a great place to come and meet people and share ideas"

Arit Anderson
Diamond Hill Garden Design
"I’m bound to come back next year because it’s a great forum for design! Every year I come to the LANDSCAPE Show, I meet new suppliers, new people. Without fail , I am putting orders in"

Andrew Fisher Tomlin
Fisher Tomlin & Bowyer
"It is an amazing event, there’s such a breadth of knowledge and wealth of exhibitors here. I don’t think you can be in the industry and not see this!"

Kate Gould
Kate Gould Gardens
"This is a great show for making contacts. I’ve been coming to the LANDSCAPE Show for five years and I have gained work out of every single show"

Claire Vokins
Wilson | Vokins
"The speaker programme is very, very varied, there’s something for everybody of all different disciplines. CPD’s the way to go. There’s a lot of networking, a lot of high end people, a lot of top people here, the networking is part of the show"

Mark Gregory
Landform Consultants
"There’s such a diverse range of trade stands here, from all areas of landscaping, there’s something for everyone!"

Cleve West
Cleve West Landscape Design
"It’s a great coming together of expertise. This is the powerhouse of gardens in the UK. I’ve got a really broad mix at my fingertips, I’m finding lots of my questions answered!"

Lucy Hall
Gardeners’ World Magazine

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