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Scholarships For Future Farmers

22 November, 2017 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

Would you benefit from additional training to boost your future? Future Farmers is offering scholarships to help you take charge
of your future. Future Farmers Network (FFN), the national organisation that aim to empower, support and retain young people in Australian agriculture, is offering three x $1,000 scholarships to study a course of the applicants’ choice with RuralBiz Training. RuralBiz Training offer nationally accredited, flexible online training designed especially for farmers, and have a range of agriculture related courses on offer.

Toby Locke, FFN Executive Officer is excited to be offering more education opportunities to young agriculture professionals. “We are thrilled to be partnering with RuralBiz Training to offer such a wonderful opportunity. Education was one of the key priorities for FFN members in the 2017 Survey and this is a great start to improving young aggies futures, especially with RuralBiz’s focus on rural and remote areas,” said Mr Locke.

“Online training means that students can study from home, and can arrange their times to fit around their farm schedules. RuralBiz Trainers are usually degree qualified farmers themselves who can offer very practical feedback to their students. It’s a great use of technology to improve the lives of people everywhere.”

Future Farmers Network aim to empower, support and retain young people in Australian agriculture. Application forms can be found online at www.futurefarmers.com.au

Filed Under: Rural Round Up

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