The Feed Your Mind, Feed the World (FYM) camp is a three-day experience for year 11 and 12 students interested in learning more about agricultural science and career pathways stemming from an agricultural science degree. The camp is hosted by the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA), which is the agricultural research arm of the University of Tasmania and responsible […]
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Hannah Lewis has a Masters of Agricultural Science, Bachelor of Arts and Commerce and years of experience working in the agricultural industry. However, when she moved to Tasmania to work on a farm, she realised what she needed to take her career to the next level: a Certificate III in Agriculture from TasTAFE. Hannah was
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Job: Dairy Farm Manager
Industry/Sector: Agriculture, Business & Management
At only 24 years of age, Jack became the manager of a Dairy Farm that goes back three generations. And guess what? He’s loving it.
Join the world’s most important career If you’re 17-25, this unique gap-year program provides you with a paid job, training and development, not to mention the opportunity to build your networks within the agriculture industry. As part of the program you will have: a full-time paid farm job with a passionate host farmer a $4,500
Agriculture students will be able to train in new state of the art facilities, with construction of TasTAFE’s Agricultural Training Centre of Excellence. The Centre at Freer Farm, Burnie will support growth in the industry through a modern training facility that uses contemporary equipment and infrastructure. Construction of the stage one, learning centre building began
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Join the University of Tasmania from 24 – 27 August at their pavilion, to discover an action-packed program of talks, demonstrations, in-depth workshops, and hands-on activities. With something for all ages, find out how they support sustainability and the environment, deliver better health outcomes for Tasmanians, and contribute to the social and cultural fabric of
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