Education and Training Requirements
High School
Because the minimum education required to be a horticultural inspector is generally a bachelor's degree, those interested in this field should take college preparatory courses. High school students should focus on general classes in speech; English, especially writing; business; computer science; and general mathematics. They should also focus on biology, health, chemistry, agriculture, earth science, and shop or vocational training.
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