In years gone by farming was looked at as a life style option for people who wanted to work outside. It was not considered to be a desirable career option for most but was for those who had no other options. It involved hard work and long hours. Today farming is looked at as a good career option with huge opportunity. For skilled and motivated people there is an enormous amount of potential to develop a very successful career in the multibillion dollar business of farming. With an ever evolving industry it is extremely important that the Agriculture Education system continues to grow. This report outlines 6 case studies to look at if training and skills transfer play a part in sucession planning. In particular, it considers whether the needs of our Rural Farming Community being catered for with the Training Services currently available to them.
Mentoring for the rural sector : identifying the needs of the participants
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