Event

Bootcamp to Employment

ATTENTION! Are you a young person interested in agricultural technology? Are you willing to live and work in a regional town? The farm mechanisation industry needs YOU!

The WAFarmers Bootcamp to Employment is an intensive new three day program for school leavers and young people, designed to give you the skills you need to get a job in the agricultural machinery sector.

Gain experience flying a drone, operating precision control technology, learning more about machinery application for agronomy and understanding data based decision making. You will meet industry leaders and even get the chance to showcase your skills to prospective employers looking to take on apprentices and trainees.

The Bootcamp to Employment kicks off on 13 July 2021. 

Applications

Places in the Bootcamp to Employment are limited, so return your application as soon as possible. Your application does not guarantee a place – applicants will be assessed for suitability.

Eligibility criteria

Applicants must:

  • be at least 16 years of age;
  • be completing Year 12 in 2021, or an adult who has previously completed Year 12 or equivalent;
  • be willing to live and work in a regional town;
  • have pre-existing knowledge of agricultural machinery application for agronomy;
  • demonstrate aptitude or interest in technology and/or data management;
  • have a ‘can do’ attitude; and
  • complete an application form (includes a questionnaire and request for a testimonial/reference).

 

Date:                    13th July 2021

Cost:                   $150.00 covers accommodation and meals at Muresk

Location:           Muresk Institute, Northam

Flyer:                  Bootcamp Flyer

Apply:                Application Form

 

 

 

Soil Wise is funded by the National Landcare Program Smart Farms Small Grants – an Australian Government initiative. It is supported by Healthy Estuaries WA – a State Government program.

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