AgriFARM Learnership 2026: How to Apply, Who Qualifies, and What You’ll Learn
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What is happening?

Applications are now open for the AgriFARM Learnership 2026, a structured 12-month programme designed to provide unemployed individuals with practical agricultural training. Participants will earn a monthly stipend of R5,800, and the programme is set to begin in early 2026.

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The closing date for applications is January 2026.

Why it matters to you

This programme offers hands-on skills development in farming, livestock care, and agri-business. It’s especially useful for those looking to start a career in agriculture or gain work experience in a growing sector.

The stipend helps learners support themselves while training — making this a valuable opportunity for unemployed youth, especially in rural areas.

What you need to know

Here’s a breakdown of the key details:

Item Details
Programme AgriFARM Learnership 2026
Duration 12 months (1 year)
Stipend R5,800 per month
Application deadline January 2026
Who it’s for Unemployed individuals interested in agriculture

Training components include:

  • Agricultural theory (classroom-based)
  • Practical farm work and field training
  • Health and safety instruction
  • Crop production and soil management
  • Livestock handling and basic animal care
  • Introduction to agri-business principles

Learners will start with observation and move to hands-on tasks under supervision, gaining practical competence and confidence.

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What you should do next

If this applies to you or someone you know:

  1. Visit www.sseta.co.za/agri to check full requirements.
  2. Follow the application instructions provided.
  3. Apply as early as possible — space is limited.
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Where to get help / official sources

If you’re unsure whether you qualify, contact the Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA) for agriculture directly via their site for guidance.

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