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To qualify to go to Interprovincial's your team needs to gain a 1st, 2nd or 3rd placing in the Quiz Roadshow Central Region or get a placing in the Hutchinson Cup Northern Region quiz competition. Additionally, both regions send 5 teams to Interprovincial's the first 4 from either the Quiz test or Hutchinson Cup and the other team is selected at regional discretion by the Regional Youth Manager or their nominee. The National Youth Festival is held every year in a different region.
This is a competition where all regions from around New Zealand meet for competitions which are often held in June. All regions run a process to select their squads that will represent their Region at competitions. Each Region has a different process and must select a regional squad that consists of four teams of four, four individuals and four emergencies, although some Regions select development squads that don't compete on the day but train with the squad, or as a non competing emergency. The current holder of the Champion Region honour is South Island Region, who won the award in , , , , , and Held between the 25th and 31 January at Lincoln University near Christchurch.
Cadets from 8 other countries, such as England, Wales, Germany, Canada, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia attended the festival, which incorporated both the National and International competitions. Other activities during the festival included an 'Amazing Puzzle Race' around Christchurch city center, a visit to Hamner Springs and Thrillseekers canyon, a Youth Symposium, in which cadets listened to speakers and discussed issues faced Youth in today's world, a sports championship, surfing and Sightseeing around Christchurch City and the International Antarctic Center.
Every 4 years an international Youth Festival is held.
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Open to horticulture students at Massey University who are undertaking the third year of their undergraduate degree. Open to students planning to undertake a programm of study that will prepare them for an agribusiness career in the meat industry. Open to students in their first year of study, and be enrolled in an undergraduate degree at Massey University either in agriculture or environmental management.
Open to students from Auckland and other urban areas wishing to undertake a degree in agriculture. Open to students enrolled in a Bachelor's degree programme in agriculture or horticulture full time at Massy University.
Open to students who once attended Palmerston North Boys High School and who are now studying agriculture at degree or diploma level. Open to industry trainees active in the Horticulture Industry who are studying towards a certificate or diploma. Open to students from Massey University embarking on the second year of a Bachelor of Agriculture Degree or a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in the agricultural area.
Open to students with affiliation to Te Arawa to undertake tertiary studies in a sector of value to the community. Open to postgraduate female students enrolled for a Masters or PhD programme at Massey University, and studying a topic that will benefit horticulture or agriculture industries.
Open to Chinese students enrolled in either a first degree or a postgraduate degree or diploma in Applied Academic Programme disciplines relevant to agriculture. Open to Manawatu students studying towards a degree in agriculture, horticulture, agribusiness or veterinary science at Massey University. Sc or B. Hons For degree at the University of Canterbury. Open to undergraduate students studying towards a degree in areas of interest to the Horticulture Industry. Open to students studying a veterinary or agricultural degree at a tertiary institution in New Zealand.
Open to New Zealand citizens and permanent residents studying full-time who have completed the first year of a degree in production horticulture at Massey University. Open to children of Atihau Whanganui Incorporation shareholders to undertake an agricultural or horticultural degree. Open to students from New Plymouth Boys High School who have completed at least one year at University in a course leading to a degree or diploma in agriculture or veterinary science.
Open to students undertaking a course of study in a forestry discipline, with priority given to students with a connection to the land on which Kaingaroa Timberlands holds forestry licences and who have resided in the central North Island.
Open to children of Mangatu Blocks shareholders to undertake an agricultural or horticultural degree. Open to students who are whakapapa to one of the eight Taranaki iwi, and enrolled with a New Zealand tertiary institute for a undergraduate Bachelor's programme longer than one year full time.
Open to students in their final year of study Bachelor's or Honours , with at least one course in agricultural engineering. Open to children of Tahora shareholders to undertake an agricultural or horticultural degree at either Lincoln, Waikato, or Massey University. Open to students who are shareholders of or beneficiaries to an Atihau-Whanganui Incorporation Shareholder, have whakapapa connections to Whanganui, and wish to study so they can work on AWHI lands in the future. Open to students who are shareholders of or beneficiaries to an Atihau-Whanganui Incorporation Shareholder, who intend to study agriculture.
Open to students who are shareholders or direct descendents of a current shareholder or a beneficiary of a shareholding trust of Morikaunui Incorporation, and undertaking a recognised NZQA approved course of no less than one year. Open to students aged years, in at least their 3rd year of secondary school, who wish to undertake a career in farming. Open to honours, postgraduate and masters students at Massey University, studying at post graduate level to research topics of relevance to Horizons Regional Councils SLUI programme. Open to students in their third year, honours year, or Masters at Massey University, specialising in soil science, land use mapping, and land management.
Open to students entering undergraduate study at Massey University, who want to study soil science and farm management as part of their degree. Open to Ngati Whakaue descendents wishing to further their education in forestry, farming or trades at any tertiary provider. Open to students wishing to study agriculture or a related science at either Lincoln or Massey Universities. Open to post graduate students at the University of Waikato undertaking research in the areas of environmental studies, natural sciences, or agricultural sciences. Open to students enrolled for a forestry or forestry related postgraduate degree at a New Zealand University.
Open to students enrolled in a forestry or forestry-related degree at a New Zealand university. Open to students from the Morrinsville area wishing to study agricultural related courses at a tertiary institution. Open to students in their second year of undergraduate study in the School of Science or School of Engineering at Waikato University. Open to whakapapa of Taranaki iwi who are enrolled in undergraduate studies preference given to Agricultural studies.
Open to students between 16 and 20 years of age and studying in at least their third year of secondary education, who aspire to a career in farming and agribusiness. Open to students studying toward a diploma or certificate in agriculture or farm management; who have attended deer husbandry courses; or who have recommendations from industry contacts.
Open to students wanting to develop their career in the food or farming industry with interests in; red meat, farming, agriculture, marketing and sales, research and development, food processing, cooking and food technology. Open to driven, hard working students that want to develop their skills and gain the qualifications they need to have a successful career in the agriculture industry. Open to students enrolled for a forestry or forestry-related course at a New Zealand polytechnic.
Open to students who have applied to enrol at the University of Canterbury for full-time study in the first year of a Bachelor of Forestry Science degree programme. Open to current and former students of Stratford High School undertaking a tertiary agricultural or horticultural course. Open to students who are direct descendants of land blocks participating in the Hansol Ngati Porou Whanui Forests, who intend to study Forestry or its related disciplines at a tertiary institution.
Open to students who are Farmlands shareholders, children of shareholders or staff members of Farmlands, and have completed at least one year of tertiary study in courses related to the primary sector. Open to students who have completed at least a Bachelor's degree with Honours in data science, or biology with a strong emphasis on data analysis, who are interested in completing a Masters degree.
Open to students enrolled in the 1st Year of an undergraduate degree in agriculture at Massey University, who were enrolled in the intermediate veterinary programme in Semester 1. Open to students enrolled for a postgraduate degree in one of the Applied Academic Programme disciplines relevant to agriculture or horticulture at Massey University. Open to Taranaki Year 11, 12 or 13 secondary students or anyone wishing to further their education or start a new career. Open to students from within the boundaries of the Northland Regional Council area, contemplating or who are already participating in agricultural related tertiary study.
Open to Taranaki High School students pursuing their first year of tertiary agricultural or veterinary science education in Open to postgraduate students in NZ, undertaking research into the biology and control of weeds in New Zealand. Open to students from, or attending a high school in North Otago, who plan on studying Agriculture at a tertiary institute.
Open to Year 11 and 12 students from Waikato, Auckland and Northland schools interested in a career in the primary industries. Open to postgraduate students undertaking research projects in the fields of agriculture, agriculture-based technologies and the study of rural society. Open to students who live between the Selwyn and Rangitata Rivers, planning to study agriculture, horticulture or aquaculture, by way of tertiary education or vocational training.
Open to students who are transferring to the BForSc, who have successfully completed one or two semesters of study in a non-Forestry university academic programme.
Open to students entering their final year of study for a Bachelor degree or similar in , in a subject field that might contribute to Research and Development of the Avocado industry. Open to university students and career changers who are keen to gain hands-on experience of various horticultural career opportunities. Open to students from the Presbyterian Support Central area, wishing to study farming, agriculture or horticulture.
Open to students under 25 years of age from the Borough of Stratford, intending to study agriculture or farming related studies including Vet. Open to Northland high school students who wish to further their education at an agricultural institution, and intend to take a course for a minimum of three years. Open to students from the Wairarapa region with intentions to follow a practical agriculture career, with a focus on pastoral farming. Open to those aged years, and enrolled in an approved apiculture training programme. Open to students enrolled in either a postgraduate or undergraduate course in agriculture or horticulture at Massey University, who intend to study overseas as part of their programme.