For unemployed youth who want a practical way into agriculture, this opportunity could be a meaningful starting point. Nkangala TVET College, in partnership with AgriSETA, is inviting applications for the Plant Production NQF Level 4 Learnership Programme 2026, giving young people the chance to gain structured agricultural training and hands-on exposure.
The programme is aimed at unemployed youth between the ages of 18 and 35 who have at least a Grade 10 certificate and are ready to participate in both classroom-based and practical agricultural training.
Applications close on 19 June 2026, and incomplete or late submissions will not be considered.
What is the Nkangala TVET College Plant Production Learnership?
The Nkangala TVET College Plant Production Learnership is an agricultural training opportunity designed to help unemployed young people build practical skills in plant production.
The programme is offered at NQF Level 4 and is delivered in partnership with AgriSETA.
Learners will be exposed to structured learning that can help them understand plant production, agricultural practices and the practical side of working in the farming sector.
This is a strong opportunity for youth who want to enter agriculture but need formal training and practical exposure first.
Who should consider this learnership?
This learnership is best suited for unemployed youth who are interested in agriculture and willing to commit to both theoretical and practical training.
It may be especially useful for applicants who want to build a future in farming, crop production, agribusiness or further agricultural studies.
The programme is based in Mamehlake, South Africa, and preference may be given to applicants from the local community.
What are the learnership details?
Here are the key details applicants should know:
Institution: Nkangala TVET College
Partner: AgriSETA
Programme: Plant Production Learnership
NQF Level: 4
Location: Mamehlake
Target Group: Unemployed youth
Age Requirement: 18 to 35 years
Closing Date: 19 June 2026
Applicants should make sure they are available and prepared to participate fully if selected.
What are the minimum requirements?
Applicants must meet the following minimum requirements:
- Be unemployed
- Be between the ages of 18 and 35
- Have a Grade 10 certificate
- Be willing to participate in both theoretical and practical training
These requirements make the programme accessible to young people who may not yet have advanced qualifications but are serious about learning and growing in agriculture.
Which documents are required?
Applicants must submit all required documents when sending their application.
The required documents are:
- Comprehensive CV
- Certified copy of ID document
- Certified copy of Grade 10 certificate
- Proof of residence from the Councillor
All copies should be clear and properly certified before submission.
Missing documents can lead to automatic disqualification, even if the applicant meets the minimum requirements.
Itumeleng’s Insider Tip: Before sending your application, rename your documents clearly, such as “Certified ID”, “Grade 10 Certificate” and “Proof of Residence”. This helps your application look organised and makes it easier for the selection team to review your file.
How can applicants submit their applications?
Applications must be submitted by email to:
Applicants should attach all required documents when submitting their application.
The email should be professional, short and clear. The subject line can mention the programme name so that the application is easy to identify.
Example subject line:
Plant Production Learnership Application 2026
What should applicants remember before submitting?
Applicants should check that every required document is attached before sending the email.
Incomplete applications will not be considered, and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Applicants are also encouraged to submit early instead of waiting until the closing date.
Who can applicants contact for enquiries?
For enquiries, applicants may contact:
Shalane MG
Telephone: 082 060 8513
Enquiries should only be made during working hours.
When is the closing date?
Applications for the Nkangala TVET College Plant Production Learnership 2026 close on 19 June 2026.
Late applications will not be considered.
Applicants should prepare their documents early, especially the certified copies and proof of residence from the Councillor.
Why does this agriculture learnership matter?
Agriculture remains one of the most important sectors for food security, rural development and future employment opportunities.
For unemployed youth, a structured learnership can provide a practical entry point into the sector.
This programme gives young people a chance to gain agricultural knowledge, develop confidence and build skills that may support future work or further training.
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Final Thoughts
The Nkangala TVET College Plant Production NQF Level 4 Learnership Programme 2026 is a valuable opportunity for unemployed youth who want to start building a future in agriculture.
With support from AgriSETA, the programme offers both theoretical and practical exposure in plant production.
Applicants who meet the requirements should prepare their documents carefully and submit their application to applications@ntc.edu.za before the closing date on 19 June 2026.
