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Youth Forum

Over to the future agricultural professionals
Espace Jeunes

Make way for the young people!

The agricultural sector, like many others, is facing a crucial issue: generational renewal. SPACE is addressing this through its Youth Zone by promoting agricultural training and careers, as well as the young people who choose this path, by giving them a voice.

The Espace Jeunes is a project developed in collaboration with agricultural education networks (CNEAP, the state sector and MFR), higher education institutions – the Institut Agro Rennes-Angers (formerly Agro Campus), the École Supérieure des Agricultures d’Angers (ESA) and Oniris VetAgroBio – as well as Génération Agri.

Discovering different careers

Whilst agricultural careers are often disparaged and suffer from a poor image, young people undergoing agricultural training are themselves introducing other young people in general education to their chosen professions.

The aim? To introduce them to agriculture and the wide range of careers in the sector, the variety of training programmes available (from the CAP to an engineering degree), to challenge certain preconceptions, and to encourage dialogue between young people from different backgrounds, …
After an hour of discussions in the Youth Area, the secondary school pupils visit the exhibition accompanied by professionals.

A High School Newspaper

La terre demain
After two successful editions, the partnership with the association for the development of the Journal Des Lycées (JDL) and the DRAAF is being renewed this year. The aim is to produce a newspaper based on the Show.

In 2026, the students of Théodore Monod High School in Le Rheu will produce the newspaper. 

An editorial board has been set up, composed of a team of high-school editors led by teachers, with support from a professional journalist.

To gather the information they need to write the newspaper, the young reporters visit SPACE. Beforehand, they define the subjects they wish to cover to meet the relevant players in the world of livestock farming.

Read the first 2026 issue.

MORE INFORMATION ON THE YOUTH FORUM

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02 23 48 28 94