Agriscience and Technology Careers

Agriscience and Technology Careers

 

Agriscience and Technology Careers - Agriscience Foundations

This exam certifies that a candidate has the essential knowledge and skills necessary to work professionally in an entry level position in the agriculture industry. A successful candidate can demonstrate essential skills and knowledge in the application of basic plant, animal, and soil science; food safety; agricultural safety and regulatory practices; record keeping/documentation; and an efficient and effective use of resources. 150 hours or more of instruction and/or hands-on experience should be completed prior to taking this exam.

The certification targets high school, secondary, technical schools, and career education programs, as well as entry-level professionals starting or shifting into a career in agriscience. Download the items below to discover more. 

Connections to Career Pathways

The Agriscience and Technology Careers – Agriscience Foundations certification confirms that a candidate possesses the essential knowledge and hands-on skills needed to work professionally in various agriscience / agriculture fields. This certification supports early progression in the agriscience career pathway by establishing a strong foundation in core agriculture studies. With this foundation, candidates are well-positioned to pursue further training and stack additional industry-recognized credentials as they advance in the agriscience / agricultural fields.

Progress through certifications on your career pathway

 Level  Certification  Offered By  Example Job Roles
 Foundational  Agriscience Foundations Certification  Pearson VUE / JVIDÊÓÆµ  Agricultural Technician Assistant
 Farm or Ranch Hand  
 Greenhouse / Nursery Worker  
 Agricultural Research Assistant 
 Intermediate  Agriculture Associate Certification   Agriculture Education Services & Technology   Agricultural Technician 
 Farm or Ranch Worker 
 Animal Care Technician 
 Conservation Technician 
 Advanced  Intermediate  Certified Agricultural Irrigation Specialist   Irrigation Association   Farm Irrigation Operator 
 Irrigation Technician / Assistant  
 Irrigation Service Assistant 
 Greenhouse Irrigation Technician 
 Advanced  International Certified Crop Adviser   American Society of Agronomy  Agronomist 
 Global Precision Agriculture Specialist 
 Soil & Crop Scientist 
 Agronomic Risk Analyst 
There are multiple routes to reach a career in Agriscience / Agriculture; this is a sample trajectory using complementary, industry-recognized stackable credentials.

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