agricultural worker training
Agricultural Worker Training Programme enhances harvest quality and ensures worker safety. Participants gain expertise in crop-specific harvest timing, post-harvest cooling and storage, grading standards, efficient crew scheduling, and vital heat-safety protocols. These skills enable delivery of fresher produce, minimised losses, and increased farm profitability through practical, hands-on training tailored for field workers.

from 4 to 360h flexible workload
valid certificate in your country
What will I learn?
This programme teaches precise harvest timing and methods for improved crop yields, quality, and shelf life. You will master identifying crop maturity signs, safe and gentle harvesting techniques, field packing, grading according to standards, proper lifting practices, heat safety measures, and effective daily work scheduling. Develop abilities to reduce waste, safeguard health, handle produce efficiently, and consistently satisfy supermarket and direct-market demands.
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Develop skills
- Post-harvest cooling: implement quick, affordable cooling techniques to extend shelf life.
- Crop maturity checks: accurately assess readiness for harvesting lettuce, tomatoes, maize, and other crops.
- Field harvest methods: harvest, sort, and pack crops neatly to minimise damage.
- Farm crew scheduling: organise shifts, routes, and tasks for teams of six to maximise efficiency.
- Heat and safety practices: avoid heat-related illnesses and safely handle produce bins.
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