agskilled: introduction to agronomy · the introduction to agronomy course is aligned and delivered...

www.tocal.nsw.edu.au/courses/agskilled GRAINS & COTTON The training you want, where you want it for TM INDUSTRY LED WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Supported by the NSW Government Funded training delivered by Tocal College through AgSkilled™, supported by the NSW Department of Industry J20-003 V2 Accredited training The Introduction to Agronomy course is aligned and delivered against vocational education and training requirements. Successful completion of assessment tasks will result in achieving a Statement of Attainment and can contribute to a nationally recognised qualification. Units of Competency AHCBAC404 - Plan and implement agricultural crop maintenance AHCSOL401 - Sample soils and interpret results AHCSOL202 - Assist with soil or growing media sampling and testing Apply now Click above or go to etocal.com/ApplyITA Charlie Bell T: 4939 8875 M: 0418 266 235 E: [email protected] This course has been developed and delivered by Tocal College RTO 91166, and made possible through funding from the NSW Government’s AgSkilled™ program. You are invited to participate in the nationally accredited Introduction to Agronomy course. This training is aimed at equipping you with the skills and knowledge to confidently carry out sampling procedures, interpret agronomic advice and implement recommended cultural practices in the field. The course focusses on practical Agronomy at an operational level. Who should attend the course? Farm staff, farm supervisors, contractors, service providers reasonably new (2 years) to the industry. *** You must hold a Level 3 Chemical Application to attend this course. How long this is course? • 3 days plus online component. What does the course consist of? Pre-workshop 1 online component • Reading & instructional videos. • Short quizzes & assessment. Workshop 1: A two-day interactive session including practical demonstrations. Homework tasks for completion for next workshop • One quiz. • Two practical investigations. Workshop 2: • A one-day interactive classroom and field-based session. • Interpretation of farm soil test results. Introduction to Agronomy

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Page 1: AgSkilled: Introduction to Agronomy · The Introduction to Agronomy course is aligned and delivered against vocational education and training requirements. Successful completion of

www.tocal.nsw.edu.au/courses/agskilled

G R A I N S & C O T T O NThe training you want, where you want it for

I N D U S T R Y L E D W O R K F O R C E D E V E L O P M E N T

Supported by the NSW Government

Funded training delivered by Tocal College through AgSkilled™, supported by the NSW Department of Industry

J20-003 V2

Accredited training

The Introduction to Agronomy course is aligned and delivered against vocational education and training requirements.

Successful completion of assessment tasks will result in achieving a Statement of Attainment and can contribute to a nationally recognised qualification.

Units of CompetencyAHCBAC404 - Plan and implement agricultural crop

maintenanceAHCSOL401 - Sample soils and interpret resultsAHCSOL202 - Assist with soil or growing media sampling and

testing

Apply now

Click above or go to etocal.com/ApplyITA

Charlie Bell T: 4939 8875 M: 0418 266 235 E: [email protected] course has been developed and delivered by Tocal College RTO 91166, and made possible through funding from the NSW Government’s AgSkilled™ program.

You are invited to participate in the nationally accredited Introduction to Agronomy course. This training is aimed at equipping you with the skills and knowledge to confidently carry out sampling procedures, interpret agronomic advice and implement recommended cultural practices in the field. The course focusses on practical Agronomy at an operational level.

Who should attend the course?

Farm staff, farm supervisors, contractors, service providers reasonably new (2 years) to the industry.

*** You must hold a Level 3 Chemical Application to attend this course.

How long this is course?• 3 days plus online component.

What does the course consist of?

Pre-workshop 1 online component

• Reading & instructional videos.• Short quizzes & assessment.

Workshop 1: A two-day interactive session including practical demonstrations.

Homework tasks for completion for next workshop

• One quiz.• Two practical investigations.

Workshop 2: • A one-day interactive classroom and field-based session.

• Interpretation of farm soil test results.