Learnership Name – AGRISETA Plant Production Learnership 2026
Qualification Levels – NQF Level 2 to 4
Duration – 12 months for each NQF level
Stipend – Monthly allowance (amount depends on the host employer)
Location – Across the country in South Africa
If you love agriculture and want a real job in farming, growing crops, or helping with food security, the AGRISETA Plant Production Learnership 2026 is for you.
This program gives unemployed South Africans the chance to earn recognized qualifications while gaining real experience on farms all over the country.
About AGRISETA
AGRISETA stands for the Agricultural Sector Education and Training Authority.
It is one of South Africa’s 21 SETAs that help develop skills in the agriculture industry. AGRISETA works on:
– Making sure there is enough food for everyone
– Training skilled workers in agriculture
– Promoting farming that is good for the environment
– Creating jobs in rural areas
The Plant Production Learnership helps train people to become ready for jobs in agriculture.
What You Will Learn (Learning Outcomes)
Depending on the level you join, you will learn both theory and hands-on skills in important farming activities like:
– Preparing soil and planting crops
– Growing and caring for crops
– Using and fixing farming machinery
– Managing water and irrigation systems
– Controlling pests and diseases
– Harvesting and storing crops properly
– Keeping the land healthy and sustainable
– Keeping records and planning farm work
At the end of each level (NQF 2, 3, or 4), you will receive a nationally recognized certificate.
Who Can Apply?
You can apply if you:
– Are a South African citizen aged 18 to 35
– Are currently unemployed
– Have completed Grade 9, 10, or 12 (depending on the level you’re applying for)
– Are interested in plant production or farming
– Are ready to work on farms or agricultural sites
– Can commit to the full 12-month program
Priority Is Often Given To:
– Young people from rural or farming areas
– Women
– People with disabilities
– Those who have faced disadvantages before
Required Documents
You need to prepare certified copies of these documents.
Important: Certified copies must not be more than 3 months old.
– South African ID
– Highest school certificate (for example, Matric or Grade 10 report)
– Updated CV with your contact information
– Proof of where you live
– Medical certificate (if needed for physical work)
Step-by-Step: How to Apply for the AGRISETA Plant Production Learnership 2026
Follow these steps when applications are open:
Step 1:official AGRISETA website
Go to the official AGRISETA website and check the Learnerships or Skills Development section.
Step 2: Find the Latest Advert
Look for the “Plant Production Learnership 2026 (NQF 2–4)” advertisement.
Step 3: Get the Application Form
You can either:
– Download the official AGRISETA application form from their website, or
– Get it from your local Department of Agriculture office, municipality office, or an approved AGRISETA training provider
Step 4: Fill Out the Form
Make sure you complete all the details clearly and correctly.
Incomplete forms are not accepted.
Step 5: Attach Supporting Documents
Make sure to include certified copies of all the required documents.
Step 6: Submit Your Application
Send your completed application via email, through the online portal, or by hand, as stated in the official advertisement.
Step 7: Wait for Feedback
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews or assessments.
If you haven’t heard back within 8 weeks after the closing date, your application is likely not successful.
Why You Should Apply
– Earn nationally recognized certificates (NQF 2–4)
– Get a stipend while learning real skills
– Develop practical skills in farming and crop production
– Improve your chances of getting a job in agriculture or related industries
– Help make South Africa’s food supply more secure and sustainable
Important Notice
Applying for AGRISETA learnerships is free.
Never pay anyone who says they can guarantee you a learnership—this is a scam.
Only apply through official AGRISETA channels or approved host employers.