Supervised Agricultural Experience or SAE is a part of the three-component model of agricultural education. SAE is a student-led, instructor-supervised, work-based learning experience that results in measurable outcomes within a predefined area. All students are required to have a SAE when they are involved in the Stanton Ag Department.Â
When having an SAE, students must keep records every year they are enrolled in FFA. AET, also known as The Agricultural Experience Tracker is an online system that tracks your experiences in agricultural education and SAEs. To get started with AET, contact Mrs. Brooke to get your login information.
Check out these links below to help with brainstorming what type of SAE you could do!
Small Animal Entrepreneurship
Research
Swine Entrepreneurship