Workshops organized by France Travail Millau to replenish the ranks of South Aveyron agriculture

Mercredi matin, une exploitation laitière a été visitée à Saint-Germain. LAETIS – LAETIS – LAETIS

The initiative responds to the request of farmers' unions.

While the Salon de l'Agriculture is about to open its doors in the capital, in Millau it's time for recruitment. This week, France Travail organized three workshops including "the idea is to make the agricultural world visible", explains Delphine Milaet, team leader of the structure in Millau. The system for making agricultural professions visible and recruiting took shape over three half-days and this "as part of agriculture week", specifies the team leader at France Travail.

The system sees the light of day for the second consecutive year. And it bears fruit, after the Saint-Affricaine branch of the JA of the' Aveyron has made the decision to move closer to the public establishment. "It's positive. We only see the results of the first year but we have had concrete results. Out of a first group of around ten job seekers, two or three obtained a position", rejoices Nicolas Fanjaud, co-president of the' #39;South Aveyron antenna.

"Agricultural professions are varied and it is necessary to inform"

From Monday, and in partnership with the Occitanie Region, a time of exchange around agricultural professions took place in the premises of the Millavoise structure. &quot ;It's a first action which was successful because it brought together 22 people, underlines the manager. The agricultural professions are varied and it is necessary to inform."

Wednesday, it was time to visit a farm. "We chose a sheep milk farm since in South Aveyron this is what is most represented, country of Roquefort oblige!" The operation of Saint-Germain and comprising two employees opened its doors to the few registered. "For this half -day it was necessary to have a small group to facilitate exchanges with employees."

The week concluded this Thursday with a potential detection workshop in which a simulation recruitment method is included. "She allows you to start from your innate or acquired skills during your career and to detect the possibilities of putting them to good use in the agricultural sector", indicates Delphine Mialet. A system that hopes to replenish the ranks of the agricultural sector, the major challenge of which is generational renewal.