Course overview
Students will develop foundational professional and employability skills for careers in agriculture through practical activities focused on preparing CVs and cover letters, developing a professional presence using LinkedIn, and practising workplace communication skills including networking, interviews, professional email writing and phone etiquette. Through workshops, group activities and industry-focused learning experiences, students will explore career pathways in agriculture while building confidence, professionalism and career readiness for engaging with employers and agricultural stakeholders. Students will also undertake 100 hours of placement or internship within the agricultural sector.
- Professional Identity and Career Pathways in Agriculture
- Professional Communication and Workplace Skills
- Employability, CV Development and Professional Online Presence
- Placement activity
Course learning outcomes
- Prepare professional application materials, including CVs and cover letters, for employment opportunities in the agriculture sector.
- Demonstrate effective professional communication skills appropriate for workplace interactions, including phone calls, emails, networking and interviews.
- Develop and maintain a professional online profile using LinkedIn to support career development and networking opportunities.
- Identify and evaluate career pathways, employer expectations and professional opportunities within the agriculture industry.
- Reflect on industry placement with respect to personal strengths, skills and professional goals to support ongoing career development and workplace readiness.
Availability
Class details
Waite Campus
Group 1
Class number 29305
Section WS01
Size 50
Available 50
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