Professions and training of gardens
The training courses for garden and landscape professions aim to prepare for the professions of gardener, landscaper, fontainier, rocky, trelliser or murallier. Training in gardening and landscaping is provided in initial school and apprenticeship training, and in continuing vocational training.
The professions
The Heritage Gardener is responsible for the maintenance, conservation and enhancement of gardens of historical, artistic or architectural interest. He has advanced knowledge in fields as diverse as the history of gardens, horticulture, hydraulics, pedology, chemistry or mechanics, coming from ancient knowledge or more innovative technologies.
A landscaper is a technician who designs outdoor development projects involved in understanding, analyzing and diagnosing, designing and landscaping at several scales and as such, it is called upon to intervene in heritage parks and gardens.
The fontainier creates contemporary or classic basins and fountains based on carved and carved stones. It uses new technologies to regulate water jets with electronic programming.
The rocky combines the techniques of masonry and those of decoration. It creates, preserves or restores rustic architectural elements – guardrails, kiosks, benches… faux wood, faux rocks, but also reinforced cement basins.
Nicknamed the carpenter of the gardens, the trelliser manufactures by assembly of slats, stilts, poles, laid parallel or crossed in squares or rhombuses, cradles or palisades generally intended to support climbing plants.
Specialist in dry stone masonry, the wall is involved in the construction and restoration of retaining walls, fencing and structures. He assembles stone rubble, rough or rough, laid without mortar.
Schools of gardens and landscape
10, rue du Maréchal-Joffre
78,009 VERSAILLES
Tel: 01.39.24.62.00
Site: https://www.ecole-paysage.fr/fr
Domaine de Raba
33,405 TALENCE
Tel: 05.57.35.11.00
Site: https://www.bordeaux.archi.fr/
2 rue Verte
59,650 VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ
Tel: 03 20 61 95 50
Site: https://www.lille.archi.fr/
65 Rue Roland
59,800 LILLE
Tel: 03 59 56 69 46
Site: https://www.junia.com/fr/formations-admissions/alternance-et-apprentissage/alternance-ingenieur-paysagiste/
2, rue Le Nôtre
49 045 ANGERS Cedex 01
Tel: 02.41.22.54.54
Site: https://www.institut-agro-rennes-angers.fr/
49, rue de Bagnolet
75,020 PARIS
Tel: 01.43.71.28.53
Site: www.esaj.asso.fr
9 rue de la Chocolaterie
41,000 BLOIS
Tel: 02.54.78.37.00
Site: https://www.ecole-nature-paysage.fr/
5, avenue de Sceaux - PO 20674
78006 Versailles Cedex
Tel: 01 39 07 40 00
Fax: 01 39 07 40 99
Site: https://www.versailles.archi.fr/
The ENSAV provides a professional master’s degree in historical gardens, heritage and landscape with the objective of training actors able to intervene, from a dynamic, critical and creative perspective, in places that require both protection, restructuring and reinvention.
Farm Road
75012 Paris
Tel: 01 53 66 14 00
Site: https://www.ecoledubreuil.fr
Continuing training
6 rue Grivolas
84000 Avignon
Tel: 04 90 85 59 82
Fax: 04 90 27 05 18
Site: http://www.ecole-avignon.com/fr_FR/Ecole-Avignon
http://www.ecole-avignon.com/fr_FR/Ecole-Avignon?q=jardin
Between nature and culture, parks and gardens are a living heritage that must be maintained and preserved. The Ministry of Culture implements a specific policy ranging from the protection to the daily management of heritage gardens by heritage gardeners to their valorization through events for the general public.
This distance continuing training module (set up by the Directorate-General for Heritage and Architecture in partnership with theAgence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF) and theWorld Francophone Digital University (UNFM), presents both conservation approaches and issues related to restorations from diagnosis (archaeology, preliminary studies, technical expertise, ethnobotany, etc.) to restitution in the field. Light is also shed on current issues such as insertion gardens.
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