Good news for job seekers and young people wanting a career in agriculture: AgriSETA is accepting applications for learnerships across all provinces. This opportunity combines hands-on training with workplace experience, helping participants build practical skills and improve employability in South Africa’s agricultural sector.
What you’ll get
Selected learners receive a monthly stipend of R5,000 for the full 24-month programme, easing financial pressure while you train. The learnership includes theoretical learning and on-the-job mentoring with accredited employers, leading to recognised qualifications that can open doors to roles such as farm supervisor, horticulture technician, animal health assistant, or agribusiness support.
Who should apply
The programme is ideal for matriculants, unemployed youth, and anyone looking to upskill for a career in agriculture. No extensive experience is required — enthusiasm, reliability, and a willingness to learn are the key requirements. Applicants from all provinces are encouraged, with special focus on expanding access in rural and previously disadvantaged communities.
How to apply
Applications are open online. Gather essential documents: ID, proof of residence, highest educational certificate, and a CV. Complete the online form and follow submission instructions carefully. Quick and accurate applications improve your chance of being shortlisted, so apply as soon as possible.
Why it matters
Agriculture remains a critical employer and driver of food security and economic growth in South Africa. AgriSETA’s learnerships bridge skills gaps while providing real income and workplace exposure. For motivated candidates, this is a practical step from unemployment to a sustainable career.
Apply today and turn your interest in agriculture into a skilled, paid profession — opportunities like this don’t last forever