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Agricultural EngineeringJob DescriptionAgricultural Engineering Jobs are concerned with the development of new equipment and technology for use in land-based industries, such as agriculture, horticulture and forestry. Work opportunities are usually in one of the following areas:
Working ConditionsAgricultural engineers spend time working both indoors and outdoors. The work may be fairly physical in nature. Entrance RequirementsAgricultural engineers usually start with an agricultural engineering degree from a recognized agricultural engineering school or university. Agricultural engineers require the following qualities:
Large employers may offer structured training schemes upon entry into the profession. Continuing professional development (CPD) is an important part of all engineering disciplines. There are usually good prospects for promotion to managerial roles in the profession. Agricultural engineers also set up their own consultancies.
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