Overview
This course will assist the trainees to specialize in date variety identification, ripening stages, cultivation practices, and historical significance.
What you will learn
You will develop skills in identifying and evaluating different date varieties and understanding their ripening stages. You will also learn about various cultivation practices across regions, explore the historical significance of dates, and practice proper harvesting techniques. Additionally, you will gain insights into sorting, grading, and the effects of temperature on date quality.
Entry Requirements
There are no entry requirements for this qualification. You can enroll in this course now.
Training Outcome
After completing this course, you will become proficient in identifying and evaluating date varieties, ripeness stages and cultivation methods. You will also be skilled in harvesting techniques, sorting, grading, and monitoring temperature impacts on date quality.
Potential Employers
This course has broad prospects of employment in:
- Date Farming and Cultivation Companies
- Food Processing Companies
- Quality Control and Sorting Facilities
- Export and Trade Companies
- Historical and Cultural Organizations
Training Outcome
Develop Your Talent
Develop the skills that will help you get ahead in this career:
- The ability to collaborate
- Great communication skills
- To make the most of your adventurous spirit
Achieve Your Goals
Completing this course will provide you with:
- A nationally recognised Certificate; qualification and job readiness to work as a general purpose hand
- Eligibility to apply for your Job – general purpose hand certification
Why choose PSDF?
PSDF offers market relevant training, with the following advantages over traditional courses:
- It is focused on outcomes and based on teamwork
- It is learner-centric, teachers act as facilitators for improving the learning process
- The course is broad and offers all required competencies for the trade
- In addition to the technical skills, trainees are also taught soft skills necessary for the workplace
Only certified National Assessors can conduct CBT assessment.