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Keeping students engaged isn’t always easy, especially when they’re asking the question every teacher has heard before: “When am I actually going to use this?”![]()
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That’s why having real-world industry connection matters.![]()
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When we say our VET programs are connected to industry, it means giving teachers access to current, relevant content that helps students connect what they’re learning in the classroom with what’s actually happening in the workplace.
One of our incredible team members, Vy, took to the stage to speak with teachers at an education day we hosted at VEG Education.![]()
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Vy has spent her career growing within the horticulture industry, so she knows firsthand just how many different directions a career in this space can take you.![]()
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She spoke to teachers about something we want more young people to understand: a career in horticulture doesn’t necessarily mean working on a farm.![]()
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There’s research, education, transport, technology, management, packing and so much more. You don’t need to have your whole career mapped out while you’re still at school, but knowing what’s actually out there can open up pathways you might never have considered.
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