Unemployment among young South Africans is urgent, and a practical entry into agriculture can change that today. The Nkangala TVET College Plant Production NQF Level 4 Learnership Programme 2026 offers exactly this chance – a structured route into farming that starts now.
What is the learnership?
The programme is a NQF Level 4 learnership in plant production. It is run by Nkangala TVET College together with AgriSETA. You will receive classroom instruction and hands‑on training on crop growing, farm management and related skills.
Who can apply?
- Unemployed youth aged 18 – 35
- At least a Grade 10 certificate
- Willing to attend both theory classes and practical work
The learnership is based in Mamehlake, South Africa. Applicants from the local community may receive preference.
What will you gain?
- Formal NQF Level 4 qualification in plant production
- Practical experience on a working farm
- Skills useful for jobs in farming, agribusiness or further study
- Exposure to industry standards set by AgriSETA
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents (see below).
- Rename each file clearly, e.g. “Certified ID”, “Grade10 Certificate”, “Proof of Residence”.
- Compose a short email. Use the subject line: Plant Production Learnership Application 2026.
- Attach all documents to the email.
- Send the email to applications@ntc.edu.za before 19 June 2026.
Documents you must include
- Comprehensive CV
- Certified copy of your ID document
- Certified copy of your Grade 10 certificate
- Proof of residence issued by the local Councillor
All copies must be clear and properly certified. Missing any document will lead to automatic disqualification.
Tips to improve your chances
- Submit early – don’t wait until the deadline.
- Check that every attachment is correctly named and legible.
- Write a polite, concise email body stating your interest and confirming the attached documents.
- Make sure your contact details are up‑to‑date.
- If you have any doubts, reach out during office hours.
Contact for enquiries
For questions, call Shalane MG on 082 060 8513 during working hours.
Closing date
All applications must be received by 19 June 2026. Late submissions will not be considered.
Why this learnership matters
Agriculture is a key sector for food security and job creation in South Africa. This learnership gives you a real start, combining theory with practical farm work, and opens doors to future employment or further education in the field.
Next steps
If you meet the eligibility criteria, prepare your documents now, follow the step‑by‑step guide, and email your application before the deadline. Taking this step could be the beginning of a rewarding career in agriculture.