

The RABI-sponsored TIAH membership campaign has now closed and we are no longer accepting applications.
We will contact anyone who currently has an application awaiting an outcome. For questions about an existing application to the RABI-sponsored campaign, please contact campaigns@rabi.org.uk.
TIAH’s Learning Hub is a digital platform designed to help farming people develop their skills, gain recognition for their expertise, and enhance their career prospects. Topics include:
- Farm business management
- Health and safety
- Succession planning
- Farm finances
- Biosecurity
This platform also allows users to compile a personal skills portfolio, demonstrating their knowledge and experience in farming. Plus, with 24/7 access to online learning content, you can develop your skills at a time that suits you.
With rapid industry changes, new regulations, and shifting market demands, staying informed is crucial. With this two-year membership, you’ll have access to essential learning and skills development tools designed to help farming people like you:
⦁ Boost efficiency and profitability by learning about lean management techniques.
⦁ Stay up to date with the latest farming policies, regulations, and best practices.
⦁ Improve health and safety knowledge to protect yourself, your workforce, and your business.
⦁ Build resilience, both in your business and among your staff, to strengthen your farm for the future.
⦁ Explore diversification opportunities to secure long-term sustainability.
This opportunity is open to working and non-working farming people who meet the following criteria:
→ Must currently live in England and either work in farming or have worked in farming in England, Wales, or Northern Ireland.
→ If non-working, must have worked in farming for a minimum of two years and spent the majority of their working life in the industry.
→ Must meet financial eligibility criteria, meaning:
- Less than £500 disposable income per month after critical living expenses, OR
- Receiving statutory benefits indicative of a low-income household.
Note: Typical critical living expenses include rent/mortgage, council tax, utilities, food, childcare, and transport.
Frequently asked questions
Click each heading to learn more about the FAQs for RABI sponsored TIAH memberships.

