Ag Hort Day – Wodonga TAFE – Flyer

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Ag Hort Day – Wodonga TAFE – Flyer
WODONGA TAFE
GROW WITHIN AUSTRALIA’S
AGRICULTURE AND
HORTICULTURE INDUSTRIES!
THURSDAY
7 MAY 2015
WODONGA TAFE
87 MCKOY STREET
WODONGA
9AM–3PM
AGRICULTURE AND
HORTICULTURE
CAREERS DAY 2015!
This event has limited places so please confirm your spot as soon as possible!
Attendance is open to interested high school students currently in Years 9 to 12, as
well as teachers.
LOCATED AT THE AGHORT
DEPARTMENT ON UNIVERSITY DRIVE
If you’re interested about a career in agriculture or horticulture or one of their many
different industry and career offshoots, (see below!) – then reserve your spot now.
It’s a genuine opportunity to experience these career paths and get informed by the
professionals in their relative industries.
Before you go sign up for an apprenticeship, a University place or take that job
offer, consider attending this Career Day as it is the best possible way to help you
discover whether or not these industries are ideal for you!
THIS CAREERS DAY
COVERS THE FOLLOWING
CAREER INDUSTRIES
• Agriculture • Agribusiness • Arboriculture • Horticulture
• Land, Conservation and Environment • Landscaping
• Farming • Sports Turf Management
For more information or to register, please contact
North East Learning and Employment Network (NELLEN)
Phone: 02 60 560966 Email: [email protected]
Agriculture and Horticulture
Related Industries
CAREERS DAY
at Wodonga TAFE
Thursday 7 May 2015,
9.00am – 3.00pm
RUNNING SHEET
8.00 – 9.00am
Organisation/Activities set up time
9.00 – 9.15am
Students arrive – register and move to main start area
for group intro
9.15 – 9.20am
Introduction and Welcome. Speakers to set scene for
today - David Foote/Graham Hart
9.25 – 10.25am
First Activity - Landscape Project x 4 Groups
10.25 – 10.40am
Short Morning Tea Break
10.40 – 11.40am
Second Activity - Sports Turf and Arboriculture x 4
Groups
11.45 – 12.45pm
Third Activity - Green Roof Horticulture Workshop x 4
Groups
12.45 – 1.15pm
Lunch
1.20 – 2.20pm
Fourth Activity - Agriculture Workshop
2.20 – 2.25pm
Move back to main start area for close of day
2.25 – 3.00pm
Thank you and Event wrap up
Speakers – TBA
Showbags handed out
Evaluations completed and returned
Students with large distances to travel leave the event
3.00pm
Remaining students leave event
Agriculture should no longer be viewed solely as a person working their heart
out on a farm. Science and technology have paved the way for large agricultural
advancements. The industry is only going to get larger and have more demand, but
the resources, technology and methodology of our agriculture sector needs to be able
to supply enough to meet this demand. This demand sheds a very important light on
the roles students and workers in Agriculture will play in Australia’s future.
The agrictulture industry currently has a very high average age of its workers, which
is unsustainable. Due to this, many opportunities have opened up in the sector for
young people looking to make their mark. Further, it is an industry where there’s also
great benefits to reap personally, which can only be expected to increase in the future.
www.wodongatafe.edu.au | 1300 MY TAFE (1300 69 8233) | [email protected]
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