In an era where sustainable agriculture is paramount, Brio Hydroponics offers a transformative pathway for aspiring agritech professionals. Their comprehensive Training & Placement Assistance (TPA) program is meticulously designed to equip agriculture graduates and postgraduates with hands-on experience in hydroponic farming. Spanning two weeks of intensive training followed by a structured probation period, the program not only imparts technical knowledge but also ensures real-world application through internships and job placements. With opportunities to work in cutting-edge hydroponic environments and a clear trajectory towards full-time employment, Brio Hydroponics is cultivating the next generation of agripreneurs ready to revolutionize the farming landscape.
From Classroom to Cultivation: Transitioning into Hydroponics with Brio’s TPA program
In this highly-technological phase, the traditional agriculture is taking a switch, transitioning towards Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) in order to meet food safety & security demands. The need for a proper awareness i.e. education for the aspirants becomes unavoidable. In the Hi-Tech Industry like Hydroponics, theoretical knowledge alone doesn’t land you professionalism, it’s deep down the practical insights that make the difference and enforce the change. Brio Hydroponics’ Training Academy bridges this gap through its flagship Training & Placement Assistance (TPA)Program which is exclusive for Agriculture Graduates & Post Graduates curious about entering the hydroponics industry & kickstart their career.
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Hands on Hydroponics: Inside Brio’s 2 Week Intensive Training Module
Brio Academy strongly believes that, “Real Skills come from Real Experiences”, thus provides access to all the necessary infrastructure, environment and latest technologies for the students to learn and adept. Brio’s TPA program provides hands on learning in Hi-tech hydroponics setup to avail the benefits and learnings of the latest technology and the processes.
The students go through a 2-week learning phase at Brio’s live hydroponics farms. Week 1 introduces the basics of hydroponics, including system types, water chemistry & nutrient formation. Trainees practically learn about germination techniques and the significance of pH & EC management. In Week 2, the focus shifts towards the climate control – such as fans, foggers, & various automation equipment. Learners explore plant health monitoring & harvesting techniques. By the end of the Second week participants gain, real time exposure to maintaining a live farm, ready to apply their skills professionally.
Beyond Training – Navigating the Probation period towards full time employment
After the successful completion of the 2 weeks intensive on-farm hydroponics training, Brio’s structured 12-month probation is divided into two phases. In the first 6 months, trainees earn a stipend of INR 6,000/month while handling tasks like sowing, nutrient preparation, and system checks. In the next 6 months, the stipend increases to INR 12,000/month as responsibilities expand to include crop cycle planning, data logging, and team coordination.
The progressive model ensures hands-on learning, skill refinement, and readiness for full-time roles. In the probation period the trainees’ performance & metrics continuously for analyzing the scope for improvements. After the probation period, the trainee is placed in a Unit, as a full-time employee for the technical role with skill traits such as – consistent performance, accuracy in nutrient and climate management, teamwork and problem solving under real-time farm conditions. Strong communication & intrapersonal skills, punctuality and proactive approach to crop health and system maintenance.
Success Stories – Alumni Experiences from Brio Academy’s TPA Program
At Brio Hydroponics, success isn’t just taught, its cultivated. The Training & Placement Assistance (TPA) Program has become a launchpad for many agriculture graduates who aspire to enter the field of Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) and Hydroponics. From Learning the basics of soilless farming to securing full time roles in modern hydroponics farms, Brio alumni have inspiring journeys that reflect both personal growth and professional success.
Let’s dive into the story of Rohan Meena, a B.Sc. Agriculture graduate from Rajasthan. With very little exposure about hydroponics before joining Brio Academy, Rohan was eager but inexperienced. After completing the 2-week intensive on farm training, and the 1-year probation period. Rohan is now a Farm Supervisor at a commercial hydroponics setup in Gujarat. Similarly, Anjali Patel transitioned from Intern to Crop Planning Officer within 18 Months, overseeing the full plant life cycle and mentoring new trainees.
Many Alumni admit the transition from classroom learning to the on-field practical learning wasn’t easy. The biggest of hurdles? Understanding automation systems, managing farm operations and ensuring climate control consistency. But Brio’s Training, packed with live farm exposure, expert mentorship and professional trainers assisted them to tackle all the challenge and overcome them.
Brio’s Role in Addressing the Agri-Tech Skill Gap in India
India’s modern agriculture is rapidly evolving, but the supply of skilled professionals in Agri-tech, especially in Hydroponics, remains limited. Brio Academy identifies this gap and responds with its robust Training & Placement (TPA) program – a model designed not just to educate but to empower. Unlike traditional training modules emphasizes real world learning with live farm setups, expert mentorship and practical modules like nutrient science and climate control. This approach shapes job-ready professionals equipped for the challenges of commercial farming. Additionally, Brio builds vital industry-academia bridges, offering infrastructure and updated knowledge that most Agri-colleges lack. Through strategic partnerships with hydroponic farms and agritech startups across India, Brio ensures seamless placements for its trainees. Graduates not only find jobs—they step into roles where their skills have immediate, measurable impact. This ecosystem of training, mentorship and assisted placement has made Brio a cornerstone in India’s Agri Tech Landscape. As the demand for sustainable farming grows, Brio’s students are not only filling vacancies – but also, they are driving innovation and setting new benchmarks of what modern agritech professionals can achieve.
Shaping Agri-Tech Professionals: Growing Modern Agriculture in India
As India moves towards a bright Agri-Tech future, the need for having highly skilled professionals has become a necessity to make the transition smoother and efficient. These individuals are not only expected to understand crop science but also master automation tools, climate control systems, and sustainable production techniques. Brio Hydroponics recognizes the industry shift and is building a future ready workforce through its Training & Placement Academy, with hands on learning, access to high tech hydroponics setups, and mentorship from industry experts, Brio equips trainees with the tools to excel in commercial farming environments. As a result, a new generation of professionals who are driving innovation, increasing productivity, and shaping the future of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) in India.
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