Training needs to reflect future needs

By Bree Swift
Updated July 27 2021 - 3:14pm, first published 8:00am
The 18 participants of WAFarmers Bootcamp to Employment program held at the Muresk Institute, Northam, last week with Farm Machinery and Industry Association of WA (FM&IA) executive officer John Henchy (left) and One World Learning chief executive Jan Rose (front row far right).
The 18 participants of WAFarmers Bootcamp to Employment program held at the Muresk Institute, Northam, last week with Farm Machinery and Industry Association of WA (FM&IA) executive officer John Henchy (left) and One World Learning chief executive Jan Rose (front row far right).

AS the mechanisation of farming and precision agriculture continues to move forward at a rapid pace, the State's education system and registered training organisations (RTOs) courses need to have greater currency.

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