2023 Spring Schedule
Upcoming live and online classes
| Class | Location | Class Type | Date | CEU Hours* | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Irrigation Troubleshooting & Performance Testing
|
San Antonio
|
In-Person
|
April 25 |
8
|
$165
|
|
Drip Irrigation Design & Operation
|
San Antonio
|
In-Person
|
April 26 |
8
|
$165
|
|
Irrigation CAD Workshop
|
College Station
|
In-Person
|
June 6-7 |
16
|
$295
|
|
Advanced Irrigation CAD Workshop
|
College Station
|
In-Person
|
June 8 |
8
|
$165
|
|
Basic Irrigator Licensing Course
|
Not Scheduled
|
In-Person
|
Not Scheduled |
40
|
$550
|
Visit the Register page in the left-hand menu to sign up for classes.
*All classes:
- are approved for TCEQ Licensed Irrigators, Technicians & Inspectors
- meet the continuing education program hours (CEPH) requirements for Landscape Architects in sustainable design
- meet the professional development hours (PDH) requirements for Texas Professional Engineers
COVID-19 Update Regarding Courses
In-person Classes
In-person classes will follow Texas A&M University System, CDC and local COVID guidelines, and are subject to cancellation if COVID conditions change.
Live, On-line Classes
We have been granted approval by the TCEQ to offer some of our courses as live, on-line classes. Check back for additional class listings and dates.
These classes are conducted using Zoom. Students will need a computer with internet service to participate. Course materials will be sent to registered students a few days before the class. Classes will run from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm with a 30 minute break for lunch. For additional information, view the Live-Online Course Participation Policy here
Anytime On-line Class
We continue to offer our Online Electrical Troubleshooting of Irrigation Systems course, which is a self-paced course. More information is available by going to the Online Courses page.
TCEQ Licensing Notes
Visit https://www.tceq.texas.gov/
About Us
The School of Irrigation conducts research and educational programs supporting the Texas Irrigation Industry. It is administered through the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and the Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering at Texas A&M University.
In 1994, the school was established to promote landscape irrigation auditing and management in Texas through training and auditor certification. In 1998, we began offering training programs and courses for Water District Personnel.
To date, the School of Irrigation has provided educational opportunities to over 5000 individuals, certifying over 1000 Texas Landscape Irrigation Auditors. We seek to provide quality irrigation education through a variety of courses, with new ones under development to meet the changing needs of the irrigation industry.