The program is available from 4 to 24 weeks, all services are included in the first 2 weeks which explains the unique price regardless of the duration. In general, participants choose to stay 3 months on this first job because the completion of 88 days or more of farm work allows them to obtain a second Working Holiday Visa, which is 1 year more in Australia!

Thus the 16 week program is the standard program to optimize the start of your working holiday in Australia. This is the ideal length of time to prepare and benefit from a safe and guaranteed path to your second visa.

If you wish, you can start your program with English classes to improve your level and have the best immersive experience afterwards!

The training

Farm work usually involves livestock, farm equipment, machinery, or infrastructure, but it can also involve helping the farmer and his or her family in their daily lives.

• Livestock includes: cattle, sheep, horses and other animals.
• Machinery includes: tractors, dirt bikes, quads, Utes and other machines.
• Infrastructure includes: fencing, water supply, irrigation, buildings, etc.

The course will give you a general introduction to Australian farming life and prepare you for the practical tasks ahead.

The guaranteed job offer service will give you a choice of appropriate jobs.

Our support department will be there in the background throughout your membership, offering you other jobs if and when you need them.

Working on the farm

Farmer employers are looking for responsible workers who are willing to apply themselves, work hard and learn quickly.

You don't need to have any previous skills or experience, but it helps.

It's more than just a job to be done for 88 days. This is an Australian professional adventure.

In concrete terms, you can perform :

• Daily general farm work
• Feeding, water control, general farm maintenance and cleaning
• Cattle breeding stations, sheep breeding stations, large-scale arable farming
• Horse and stable work
• Livestock work (cattle, sheep, horses)
• Feed, water, raise
• Vehicle and property maintenance, fencing
• Regular use of two-wheeled dirt bikes, quads
• Tractors and other large machines (graders, bulldozers, cutting heads, use of various tools)
• Harvesting and sowing, soil preparation
• Irrigation and water control
• Work of the sheep shearing team
• Fencing, spraying, weed control
• Specialty crops - e.g., cotton, orchards and nut groves
• Horticultural production

You can expect:

• A choice of jobs with known and trusted employers
• Job offers adapted to your skills and experience
• Training that provides you with skills and awareness to prepare you for working on an Australian farm
• Training by experienced farmers/trainers who define your expectations
• Permanent assistance

To reach your 88 days of work in 3-4 months.

Our program requires a certain level of English, good physical condition, willingness to try, to learn, to engage with trainers and other staff, and most importantly the ability to work effectively.