Between 4 and 24 weeks. If you want to take the program for longer than 12 weeks, you’ll need a working holiday visa (subclass 417) or a work and holiday visa (subclass 462). If you have previous experience with horse or farming, or you have lived on a farm before then you can apply to stay for up to [...]
The basic farm types we offer are: farms with horses, livestock farms, and general/mixed farms (including non-animal farms, orchards, vineyards). You can read more about each of these types in the farm program outline.
Our Farmstay program is an opportunity to live on a working farm and gain a sense of farming life. For 4-24 weeks, you become a member of a local farming family, working together, sharing meals, and socialising. If you’re coming on a visitor permit, the maximum duration of your stay is 12 weeks. If you’d like to come for [...]
You will need either a working holiday (subclass 417) visa or a work and holiday (subclass 462) visa.
In short, yes. We can make all internship placements are made in accordance with any requirements your university has. You should check with your university or faculty head that your placement can receive course credit and whether your university has any requirements you must meet - e.g. number of hours worked; length of placement etc. We’ll take these into [...]
Usually, internships do not have a built-in holiday break. However, we can arrange these on a case-by-case basis. If you have a set holiday date (as many local university and study abroad students do) or you have family visiting, for example, please let us know during the interview process and we’ll arrange this time off with your host organisation [...]
Your activities and/or projects during your internship will all be clearly outlined in your placement agreement. These will be in accordance with your preferences, your host organisation’s projects at the time, and any requirements your university may have. In general, you’ll have a range of tasks. You’ll start with fairly simple things, but as your internship progresses and your [...]
We offer both full-time (up to 40 hours per week) and part-time internships (as few as 15 hours per week), so you can manage your internship around your studies and other commitments. Your weekly hours will depend on your preferences, the needs of your host organisation, and any requirements your university might have. If you’re not undertaking your internship [...]
We do our best to make sure your travel time is as short as possible. Your maximum commute time on public transport will be up to 60 minutes each way.
Our internships generally last between 4 and 24 weeks, although longer placements can be made if you have particular requirements. An internship of 4-10 weeks is usually long enough to observe and participate in an organisation’s basic processes, learn about its business philosophy, and begin helping out on various projects. An internship of 10-20 weeks is usually enough time [...]