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We're working with partners to get farming and growing at the core of an updated National Curriculum.
Our Careers in the Science Curriculum tool is helping science teachers liven up their lessons.
We're proud to once again support the Oxford Farming Conference Inspire Programme for 2025.
Ruthie Peterson was interviewed for local and national broadcasts on the sector's recruitment struggles.
Your thoughts are crucial in developing the skills and knowledge of the next wave of arable and horticulture apprentices.
You can win a £50 Amazon voucher by taking part in our survey on the National Libraries for Agri-Food.
Our new online learning on inclusion is designed with the specific needs of farmers and growers in mind.
Morrisons becomes first retailer to partner with TIAH to support farmers' sustainability goals.
New project getting farming and growing represented in schools' virtual work experience platform.
You could earn a £30 Amazon voucher if selected to take part in our land matching research.
Your expertise can help to shape the future of technical education and apprenticeships in farming and growing.
We look back at Cultivate - the rural and agricultural industry growth summit, held at Heaton House Farm on 1 May.
Our Toolbox Talks can help members upskill their teams and share best practice on a range of subjects.
We’re thrilled to be working with the UK's only rural and agricultural business growth conference.
Congratulations to TIAH board member on being elected President of the National Farmers Union.
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You can help get agriculture and horticulture better represented in a new National Curriculum.
We're working with partners to get farming and growing at the core of an updated National Curriculum.
Stephen Jacob and Jemma Naish in discussion at Courteenhall Estate, Northamptonshire.
Stephen and Jemma discuss the confusion around sustainable farming, and how farmers can learn about sustainability.
Richard Longthorp talks about the benefits of 'professionalising' agriculture and horticulture.
Richard Longthorp outlines how 'professionalisation' can help the industry adapt to ongoing changes.
Our Careers in the Science Curriculum tool gives teachers a better idea of how they can incorporate real farming and growing roles into their classes.
Our Careers in the Science Curriculum tool is helping science teachers liven up their lessons.
TIAH is supporting 15 more farmers on their career development journey with the OFC Inspire programme.
We're proud to once again support the Oxford Farming Conference Inspire Programme for 2025.
Ruthie Peterson talking at New Scientist Live 2024.
Ruthie Peterson was representing farming and growing at the huge event celebrating science in UK industry.
Ruthie Peterson being interviewed by the BBC at Dairy Show 2024.
Ruthie Peterson was interviewed for local and national broadcasts on the sector's recruitment struggles.
Young people can find a career that's right for them with T Levels.
T Level offering for those interested in agriculture and horticulture careers is strengthening as it enters its second year.
Crop technician helping train an apprentice in a protected horticulture environment. Picture: Pixel Shot/Shutterstock.com.
Your thoughts are crucial in developing the skills and knowledge of the next wave of arable and horticulture apprentices.
The National Libraries for Agri-Food is a valuable resource for farmers and growers looking for new ideas.
The National Libraries for Agri-Food has huge potential to help farmers and growers, says Stephen Jacob.
The National Libraries for Agri-Food contains thousands of curated reports on scientific developments in farming and growing.
You can win a £50 Amazon voucher by taking part in our survey on the National Libraries for Agri-Food.
Stephen Jacob and Jemma Naish discuss why inclusion matters.
Find out how our new Learning Path can help farmers and growers strengthen their teams.
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