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There are three main educational pathways into an agriculture career, depending on your personal preferences. We’ve outlined them below. Take a look then get in touch with us for personalised guidance
Pathways
Agricultural Education in Government (DECYP) Schools & CollegesFood, Fibre and Agricultural Education offerings in government (DECYP) schools and colleges provide students with practical, industry-aligned, hands-on learning opportunities that support knowledge, skills and pathways to agriculture, food production, horticulture, animal care, sustainability, and associated industries. These opportunities are available statewide, however, more often offered at specialising schools. Short-term introductory subjects and experiences lead to deeper elective learning options through Years 7-10. Students can then choose specialised Certificate qualifications and TASC level subjects in Years 11 and 12. DECYP schools with a farm are spread throughout the state and offer realistic, experiential education and training opportunities across relevant food and fibre production sectors at industry standard. These schools connect and network with local industry stakeholders to achieve quality student outcomes that further enhance career pathways.DECYP Agricultural Education (Food and Fibre) programs help prepare students for future education and training opportunities and connect with relevant career pathways.Students will gain practical, hands-on skills in agriculture, food and fibre, connect with industry, learn about emerging technologies and sustainable practice, develop employability skills, and explore career pathways. Students can get their hands dirty, and their brains nourished, with access to school farms and gardens, small-scale managed environments and work-based learning experiences. To find out more, contact: AgriEd@decyp.tas.gov.au
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