Licence professionnelle Aménagement paysager : conception, gestion, entretien, parcours : Collaborateur du concepteur paysagiste

The vocational degree in landscape design trains landscape designers to work in design offices, landscape companies or local authority departments.

This training leads to positions such as :

• collaborator with the Landscape Designer,
• study assistant in a landscaping or green spaces department,
• chargé de mission animation et valorisation du patrimoine paysager...

Êulate graduates of Bac+2 (BTSA Aménagements Paysagers, BTS Travaux Publics), university students from L2 in aménagement, environnement, Science de la Vie et de la Terre (SVT), Géographie, Arts Plastiques, DUT environnement...

• SCIENCES, Marseille St-Charles

Skills to be acquired by the end of the course:

• Use multidisciplinary knowledge to carry out a diagnosis, study and implement a project in a co-responsible manner.
• Collect and analyse the information and data required to understand a study or intervention area, in order to develop a diagnosis and propose a landscape development project.
• Introduce communication methods specific to companies in the landscaping sector through exchanges with clients and various partners.
• Introduce communication methods specific to companies in the landscaping sector through exchanges with clients and various partners.
• Run individual or team projects in response to landscaping problems arising from real orders from the professional world.
• Use its multidisciplinary skills in project development at the various stages of the diagnosis or project or the implementation of a site.
• Possess a know-how allowing a very good knowledge going from the diagnosis à the implementation of the project.

The training must also enable the acquisition of very good knowledge in the field of botany and multidisciplinary skills enabling the selection of the most suitable plants for landscaping and/or maintaining green spaces and landscaped areas in accordance with sustainable development.

Specific skills for the course « collaborator of the landscape designer » : Proficiency in CAD software (AUTOCAD, 2D and 3D, Sketchup, Indesign...), photomontage, image retouching (PHOTOSHOP, Illustrator...) to translate the designer's ideas into images and text to produce a document presenting a diagnosis, a study or a project.

This course includes a work placement which alternates throughout the year (16 weeks) and a tutor project carried out around May (4-5 weeks).

This course includes a work placement which alternates throughout the year (16 weeks) and a tutor project carried out around May (4-5 weeks).

This course includes a work placement which alternates throughout the year (16 weeks) and a tutor project carried out around May (4-5 weeks).

This course includes a tutor project carried out around May (4-5 weeks).

A basic knowledge course (TC) will be organised around the following subjects: English, communication, quality, knowledge of institutions, economics and business.) This teaching will count for 6 ECTS.

6 specialised courses of 60 hours each (360 hours), representing a total of 36 ECTS, will form the core of the teaching. They will involve botany, zoology, plant and animal ecology and conservation biology on the one hand, and geographical, regulatory, sociological and landscape approaches on the other. There will also be plenty of technical teaching.

• TC : Enseignement général – 6 ECTS
• CGP : Landscape graphic communication – 6 ECTS
• GEO1 : Géography data processing and regulation – 6 ECTS
• GEO2 : Human and physical geography– 6 ECTS
• RP : Représentations en paysage – 6 ECTS
• MTP : Modélisation technique du projet d'aménagement paysager – 6 ECTS
• MOP : Implementation of a landscaping project – 6 ECTS
• Tutor project; - 6 ECTS
• Internship : 16 weeks – 12 ECTS

• Faculté des Sciences site Saint-Charles, 3 place Victor Hugo, 13003 Marseille

• A1203 Entretien des espaces verts (fr)
• F1101 Architecture du BTP (fr)

• 213P Gestion de la forêt, des espaces naturels, des exploitations forestières et des activités de pêche (fr)
• 214N Etudes paysagères, conseil en paysage (fr)

Engineering, design and project management consultancy (under code F1101)

• Landscape design officer or landscape designer: this title is directly linked to code F1101 in the occupational classification schemes, alongside that of landscape architect; it refers to a profession that analyses landscaping requirements, designs public space projects in collaboration with technical departments and organises construction sites.
• Project management assistant for outdoor landscaping
• Draftsman specialising in road and utilities works for landscaping
• Landscape project manager

Landscaping contractor, site execution and management (under A1203)

• Assistant to the landscaping site manager (already in your text)
• Green spaces team leader or site manager: the A1203 specification explicitly provides for the possibility of coordinating a team, which corresponds to this career progression
• Landscaping operations manager
• Landscaping area or branch manager

Local authorities and public bodies
The A1203 job description lists local authorities amongst the employers for this profession, alongside design consultancies and landscaping firms.

• Planning Officer in the Parks and Green Spaces or Urban Planning Department
• Landscaping Works Manager for a municipal, inter-municipal or departmental authority
• Local authority technician, specialising in landscaping (accessible via competitive examination)

This course is aimed at graduates with 2 years of higher education (BTSA Aménagements Paysagers, BTS Travaux Publics), university students from L2 courses in aménagement, environment, Life and Earth Sciences (SVT), Geography, Plastic Arts, DUT environnement...