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New Zealand Scholarship Agricultural and Horticultural Science
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Agricultural and Horticultural Science assessment specification
Scholarship Performance Standard (93105) | Agricultural and Horticultural Science |
Method of assessment | Written examination |
For year | 2021 |
Format of the assessment
The paper will comprise 3 questions. Candidates are required to answer ALL questions.
Questions will have a focus on:
- export-orientated primary production systems
- issues, perspectives, and conflicts that occur in attempting to achieve sustainable production systems
- contemporary issues that have an impact on the production part of the primary production system.
Special notes
Candidates will be required to have detailed understanding of TWO primary production systems from producer to consumer. A primary production system involves the production of one or more products, e.g. a sheep system might produce wool and meat.
Candidates will be required to have an understanding of the following contemporary issues:
- The resilience of primary production systems around disruptive events.
- The strategic position of water in New Zealand.
It is recommended that candidates familiarise themselves with the Agricultural and Horticultural Science Scholarship resource material on the Horticultural and Agricultural Teachers Association (HATA) website.
Also note the Agricultural and Horticultural Science NCEA Level 3 Assessment Specifications.
Agricultural and Horticultural Science resources
The links listed below are for resources to help teachers and students understand what is required for success in New Zealand Scholarship.
Exam materials (question books, resource books, reports, schedules, etc)