Recognising that unique skills are required to operate within the strict regulatory framework and security requirements of the medicinal crops sector, Medicinal Cannabis Industry Australia (MCIA) has worked with Skills Impact and other industry participants over the past 18 months to address the need for skills standards for the medicinal crops sector.
The project has resulted in the development of two qualifications, four skills sets, and 13 units of competency. The qualifications have been developed to reflect the roles of individuals who work in licensed medicinal cannabis facilities as cultivation technicians and in supervisory roles.
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I’m training in hort right now to work in the industry. What you’ve done here is cut me out of the industry with these training regs. Thanks. Thanks. Guess I’ll go find another career now.