AHC20122 Certificate II in Agriculture

Begin your career in agriculture with practical, on-farm skills

Is this course for you?

Certificate II in Agriculture is for you if:

How can this course help you?

By completing the Certificate II in Agriculture you’ll be able to:

How is this RIST course different?

Over 12-months, we work hard to provide:


Our focus is on developing you into a job-ready graduate who brings initiative and independent thought into the workplace.

All our programs reflect current industry needs and are adapted to meet future trends. RIST trainers and assessors are specialists in their field and industry current. They are well placed to provide high-quality, relevant, up-to-date training so you learn skills that are sought after by employers.


You’ll also spend time outside of the classroom actively involved in hands-on practical activities, including workshops,
field trips, field days, visiting host farms, and meeting business owners to round out your agricultural knowledge. This direct experience helps you build the skills and confidence needed to apply this knowledge in the real-world.

Core Units of Competency

Course Pathways and Potential Job Outcomes

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AHC20122 Certificate II in Agriculture

12-months

Hamilton (and Terang subject to demand)

In person

This training is supported by Victorian Government Skills First funding. Course fees may vary depending on individual circumstances and eligibility criteria to access government support. Students may also be eligible for a Scholarship.

Limited to small groups of participants.

Regular access to an agricultural workplace.

Completion of a Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital (LLND) pre-training review.

Years 10, 11 or 12 students aged 15 years or older enrolled in VCE, VCE Vocational Major or Victorian Pathways Certificate who are Australian citizens or permanent residents may be eligible to apply through the School-based Apprenticeship & Traineeship (SBAT) and get paid to learn.

Further information

 

Have a question? Need a hand with applying for the course?

Speak with our friendly RIST team.

Call 1800 883 343 


Email info@rist.edu.au


Students with disabilities are encouraged to apply.