Level 6 Advanced Certificate in Agriculture (Crop & Machinery Management) Clare Teagasc Training Centre - Ennis
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    Course details

    This course provides students with the latest technology, information and management skills necessary for a career in tillage farming and industries ancillary to tillage farming. The course is suitable for those:

    • Preparing to take over the family tillage farm
    • Seeking further training in farm management
    • Seeking employment in the agri-business service sector
    • Transferring to year two of the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture in Waterford IT

    Entry Requirements and Application Procedures

    Students who have completed the FETAC Level 5 Certificate in Agriculture are eligible to apply. Apply directly to Kildalton College. Selection for places is by interview.

    Course Structure and Content

    Students initially complete a 12-week practical learning period from August until November.Practical learning options include large-scale tillage farms, contractors or machinery dealerships. Course work (20 weeks) is delivered by Kildalton College. The course content includes machinery operation and maintenance, mechanisation, crop husbandry and financial management. The course includes field trips and outside involvement from the industry.On successful completion of the programme students are awarded a FETAC Level 6 Advanced Certificate in Agriculture. This award meets the training requirements for Stamp Duty Exemption.

    Progression

    Students who achieve merit or distinction awards are eligible to apply for direct entry to Year 2 of the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture at Waterford Institute of Technology.

    Note

    The locations offering these courses are subject to change.

    Updated on 08 November, 2015

    About Clare Teagasc Training Centre - Ennis

    Teagasc – the Agriculture and Food Development Authority – is the national body providing integrated research, advisory and training services to the agriculture and food industry and rural communities. It was established in September 1988 under the Agriculture (Research, Training and Advice) Act, 1988.

    The organisation is funded by State Grant-in-Aid; the National Development Plan 2007 to 2013; fees for research, advisory and training services; income from national and EU competitive research programmes; and revenue from farming activities and commodity levies.

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