Cadetships

The Angus Foundation Industry Cadetships have been developed  to encourage and assist the involvement of young people in the Australian beef industry and to provide a vast array of professional development opportunities for young beef breeders.  

The cadetships are designed to give recipients hands on experience in an agribusiness in the beef supply chain. During the cadetship, the cadets will experience day to day operations of the business they work with and develop a unique understanding of how the business works and the important role they play in global food production.  

The cadet will be given all the tools to develop an appetite for further learning and understanding of the workplace and the operations the business carries out.  

The cadetships take place over a four-week period and following their placement, the recipients conclude their cadetship by completing the Marcus Oldham Rural Leadership Course.  

Eligibility:    

• Applicants must be a member of Angus Australia  
• Applicants must be aged over 18  
• Applicants must be available to complete 4 weeks of placement with a preference for the month of May, but to be negotiated at a mutually convenient time with AuctionsPlus and the successful applicant.  
• Applicants must be available to attend the Marcus Oldham Rural Leadership Course on the 31st August – 2nd September. 
   

How to Apply: 
To apply for these scholarships applicants must compete a set of application questions. Applications will be shortlisted and may undergo an interview.  
 

Conditions:  
Recipients will be required to submit a written report to the Angus Australia Board on their experience during the cadetship.  

For further information please contact the Angus Australia  on 02 6773 4600 or youth@angusaustralia.com.au