What's Next After Getting a Degree in Agriculture and Passing the Licensure Examination in the Philippines

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Congratulations, you've earned your degree in agriculture and passed the licensure examination in the Philippines! This is a significant achievement that opens up many opportunities for your career. However, the question remains, what's next? In this blog post, we'll explore the best steps to take after getting a degree in agriculture and passing the licensure examination in the Philippines.


  1. Consider Further Education: While earning a degree and passing the licensure examination is an excellent accomplishment, it is essential to continue learning and advancing your knowledge. Consider pursuing a master's or doctoral degree in agriculture to specialize in a specific area and improve your chances of career advancement.


  1. Find a Job in Agriculture: With your degree and licensure, you are qualified to work in various agricultural roles. Explore job opportunities in agriculture, such as farm management, research and development, and agricultural extension services. Consider working for a government agency, private sector, or nonprofit organizations.


  1. Become an Entrepreneur: Agriculture offers many opportunities for entrepreneurship. Consider starting your farm or agribusiness, which can be a lucrative and fulfilling career choice. You can also consider joining cooperatives or agricultural organizations to network and gain support for your ventures.


  1. Join Agricultural Associations: Joining agricultural associations, such as the Philippine Society of Agricultural Engineers or the Philippine Agricultural Economics and Development Association, can provide valuable networking opportunities and professional development resources.


  1. Continue to Learn and Grow: Agriculture is a constantly evolving field. Continue to attend workshops, conferences, and seminars to stay up-to-date with the latest trends, research, and technology in the industry. Joining online communities and social media groups dedicated to agriculture can also provide insights and support.



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