Agricultural, forestry, nutritional and veterinary service

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In Germany, the agricultural, forestry, nutritional and veterinary service refers to a group of careers for civil servants who require related training . The range of tasks primarily includes official business that requires a degree in agricultural , forestry or nutritional sciences , veterinary medicine or appropriate professional training .

General

A career includes all offices that require related and equivalent qualifications and training ( Section 16 (1) BBG ). In the federal government , careers in the agricultural, forestry, nutritional and veterinary services can in principle be set up in all four career groups ( Section 6 (2 ) FSVO ). In fact, there are only three careers:

  • medium-sized agricultural, forestry and nutritional science as well as veterinary service
  • upscale agricultural, forestry, nutritional and veterinary service
  • higher agricultural, forestry and nutritional science as well as veterinary service

On January 27, 2017 ( Federal Law Gazette I p. 89 ), the career of the higher veterinary service was merged with the career of the higher agricultural, forestry and nutritional science service, so that the current term was created. The officials of the veterinary service were transferred accordingly. With the merger, a change in the official university statistics was followed.

Civil servants in the agricultural, forestry, nutritional and veterinary services work, for example, in the Federal Forests division of the Federal Agency for Real Estate , in the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture and in its subordinate division .

Officials with forest science tasks generally have an official title with the prefix "forest", z. B. "Forest Secretary", "Chief Forest Inspector" or "Forest Director".

Career qualification

The career qualification for a career in the agricultural, forestry and nutritional science as well as veterinary service is usually obtained through recognition. No subject-specific preparatory services (career training) have been set up at the federal level ( Annex 2 FSVO ).

In order to recognize the career qualification for a career in the agricultural, forestry and nutritional science as well as veterinary service, a corresponding subject group 07 "Agricultural, forestry and nutritional science, veterinary medicine" according to the university statistics of the Federal Statistical Office or a corresponding professional training is required. These include the subjects of agricultural engineering , nutritional science , fisheries , forest science / forestry , horticulture, timber management , land maintenance , veterinary medicine and viticulture . Among the vocational training include bakers , brewers Master , fish farmer , florist , forestry , gardener , caterer , chef , pastry chef , horse trainer , a restaurant manager , gamekeeper and sommelier ( Annex 2 of the AVwV to BLV ).

Transfer of careers in a special field

With the entry into force of the new Federal Career Path Ordinance (FSVO) in 2009, careers with a special subject will expire at the federal level. The following equations ( Annex 4 FSVO ) of the old careers clarify the range of tasks of the agricultural, forestry, nutritional and veterinary service:

  • Medium-sized agricultural, forestry and nutritional science and veterinary service:
  • Superior agricultural, forestry, nutritional and veterinary service:
    • Higher federal forest service
    • High-class horticultural service including the field of land maintenance
    • High-level agricultural and forestry service in accordance with § 37 FSVO a. F.
    • Superior agricultural and domestic service
    • Upscale viticulture service
  • Senior agricultural, forestry and nutritional science and veterinary service:
    • Higher federal forest service
    • Higher forest and wood industry service
    • Higher horticultural service including the field of land maintenance
    • Senior Home Science and Nutrition Service
    • Higher agricultural service
    • Higher regional planning service if the professional qualification is qualified as a forest manager
    • Senior Veterinary Service

Other career types

The number of careers that previously existed at federal level was reduced by the new Federal Careers Ordinance from 2009 from around 125 to a maximum of eight careers per career group (maximum 32). In addition to the agricultural, forestry, nutritional and veterinary services, the following careers can be set up in the federal government ( Section 6 (2 ) FSVO ):

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Fritjof Wagner, Sabine Leppek: Civil Service Law . 10th completely revised edition. C. F. Müller, Heidelberg 2009, ISBN 978-3-8114-9614-9 , pp. 47 ( book preview ).
  2. ↑ Determination of additions to the basic office titles, compilation of the official titles and ranks applicable in the federal area. December 5, 2012, accessed September 29, 2019 .
  3. ↑ Overview 1 - Subject groups, fields of study and subjects. (PDF) In: https://www.destatis.de/ . Federal Statistical Office, accessed on September 28, 2019 (status: winter semester 2017/2018).
  4. ↑ Anja Holland-Letz, Mark Koehler: advancement and growth opportunities in the federal and state after Federalism Reform . In: Journal for Civil Service Law . No. 7–8 , 2012, pp. 217 ( zbr-online.de [PDF]).