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Farmhand Courses in Darwin

A Farmhand performs varied tasks like feeding livestock, operating machinery, maintaining equipment, and assisting with crop care in all weather.

How do I become a Farmhand in Darwin?

Get qualified to work as a Farmhand with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.

Course providers in Darwin

The following providers offer Farmhand courses in Darwin, Northern Territory.
South West TAFE
3120
1
Taminmin College
855
2
TAFE NSW
90003
3
Australian College of Agriculture & Horticulture
21316
3
ARO College
40056
1
The Management Edge
3927
1
North Regional TAFE
52788
1
Centre for Appropriate Technology
857
1
Arbortrim Training & Consultancy
3562
2
Wodonga TAFE
3097
1
Advanced Heavy Vehicle Driver Training
31359
1
Skillinvest
4192
1
Access Training Centre
40101
1
Tocal College
91166
2
Ballistic Training Solutions
41097
1
Stay Upright Rider Training
90714
1

Common questions

In Australia, a full time Farmhand generally earns $1,346 per week ($69,992 annual salary) before tax. This is a median figure for full-time employees and should be considered a guide only. As you gain more experience you can expect a potentially higher salary than people who are new to the industry.

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There are currently 108,500 people employed as farm workers in Australia and this number is expected to rise slightly in the next five years. Work can be found across all states of Australia, but mostly in rural or regional areas.

Source: The Labour Market Information Portal – 2019 Occupation Projections

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If you’re thinking of becoming a Farmhand, a Certificate II or III in Rural Operations is a good place to start. You could also consider the Certificate II or III in Agriculture. You’ll learn all the skills you need to work safely in a range of farming sectors.

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Are you considering a rewarding career in agriculture? Look no further than the Farmhand courses in Darwin. With a range of beginner courses available, aspiring farmhands can gain essential skills to start their journey in the agricultural industry. Courses include practical training and theoretical knowledge, ensuring you are well-prepared for the diverse challenges presented in this essential sector.

In the Darwin area, there are 22 different farmhand courses tailored for beginners, making it easier for individuals without prior experience or qualifications to enter the field. Popular options include the Certificate II in Agriculture AHC20122 and the Certificate III in Agriculture AHC30122. These qualifications serve as a solid foundation for those looking to establish themselves in the agricultural workforce.

Additionally, specialised training is available for specific tasks within the industry. Courses such as Operate and Maintain Chainsaws AHCMOM213 and Operate Tractors with Attachments AHCMOM317 equip learners with hands-on skills that are invaluable in everyday farm operations. These practical capabilities are especially important in rural areas around Darwin, where efficient machinery operation is crucial for productivity.

For those interested in horticulture or dairy farming, there are excellent options such as the Certificate III in Production Horticulture AHC30624 and the Certificate III in Dairy Production AHC30221. These courses not only enhance your qualifications but also align with the local agricultural landscape, reflecting the needs of Darwin’s rapidly evolving farming community.

Whether you're interested in evolving your career or entering agriculture for the first time, the variety of Farmhand courses in Darwin ensures there's something for everyone. From the Certificate II in Shearing AHC21316 to practical courses on operating various machinery, learners can tailor their educational path to meet their career aspirations while benefiting from the vibrant agricultural sector in the Northern Territory.