Do you want real work experience in South Africa’s grain industry right now? The Senwes Grainlink Learnership offers a 12‑month programme that puts you inside a working grain silo, where you’ll learn grading, handling and administration skills that can launch a career in agriculture.
What is the Senwes Grainlink Learnership?
This is a structured learnership that blends classroom‑style training with hands‑on work in an operational grain silo. Over the year you will rotate through several key areas of the business.
Who can apply?
You must meet all of the following criteria:
- Completed Grade 12
- Age between 18 and 25 years
- Valid South African driver’s licence
- Interest in agricultural or technical work
- Willingness to work inside a silo environment
What will you gain?
During the learnership you will develop practical skills and knowledge, including:
- Grain grading and quality assessment
- Safe grain handling and storage
- Understanding of silo operations
- Basic administrative and computer tasks
- Professional workplace communication
- Hands‑on experience with maize, sunflower and soya
How to apply – step by step
- Gather your documents: Grade 12 certificate, driver’s licence, updated CV and contact details.
- Visit the official Senwes application portal: official Senwes online application portal.
- Create an account and fill in your personal information, ensuring the phone number and email are correct.
- Enter your Grade 12 details and driver’s licence number exactly as they appear on the documents.
- Upload your CV and answer any screening questions honestly.
- Review all entries, then submit the application.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that your driver’s licence is current before you start.
- Highlight any previous agricultural, technical or hands‑on work in your CV.
- Use clear, concise language when answering screening questions.
- Submit well before the deadline to avoid last‑minute technical issues.
- Never pay anyone who claims they can guarantee your selection.
Next steps
The deadline for applications is 30 September 2026. Make sure you have everything ready and submit early. This learnership can give you valuable experience that many employers look for in the grain and broader agricultural sectors. Good luck, and take the first step toward a practical career in agriculture today.