SCOTTISH PUPILS who received their exam results this week are being urged to consider the range of career options on offer within agriculture.
The National Farming Union for Scotland has joined Lantra, the Young Farmers (SAYFC) and other organisations in highlighting the different career paths available which are suited to those with varying skills and aptitudes.
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Through a series of case study videos, produced by SAYFC, NFUS has been sharing the stories of professionals working in different areas of agriculture to show that there is no wrong path when developing your career and to encourage those who didn't receive the grades they hoped for not to be discouraged.
The Union has also been promoting Lantra and the work it does to help young people into a career in agriculture HERE
NFUS vice president Charlie Adam (PC:Ian R Fleming)
“Congratulations to all those who received their exam results today, in what are extremely strange times," said NFUS vice president Charlie Adam. "It will not have been easy over the last few months but the wait is finally over and hopefully you received the results you were hoping for.
“Agriculture is a fast moving, dynamic sector which provides a wide range of career opportunities to suit all interests and qualifications whatever your aspirations are. There is no wrong path.
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“I would encourage anyone who is unsure of their next step to go to Lantra’s website or even contact them directly. They have a lot of resources for those looking to get into farming and have a fantastic track record of getting enthusiastic young people onto the right career path,” he concluded.
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