Advanced Diploma In Agriculture
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Agriculture today is a highly competitive, global market. Many traditional forms of agriculture are sometimes difficult to operate competatively, particularly within developed countries, but even in the most competative economies, some agricultural enterprises still remain not only viable, but highly profitable. Success may be gained by value adding, or perhaps by filling a market niche not able to be readily filled by international or mass market competition. This is a very solid training program for people wishing to work in alternative areas of agriculture at a technician or management level; in positions such as a farm manager, technical representatives, trainers or consultants.
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This may in some situations be considered similar to a foundation degree or associate degree.
* Requirements: Completion of 24 modules (combined duration at least 2400 hours) including Research Projects I, II PLUS 100 hours of work experience or industry meetings.
* Prerequisites: Year 12 plus; or a vocational certificate (of 600 hours); or over 21 years of age.
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