Flavius Mareka TVET College Invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Plant Production Learnership Vacancies. The closing date for applications is the 7 November 2025.
What is the Plant Production Learnership?
This training program is a partnership between Flavius Mareka TVET College and AgriSETA. It is aimed at young people who love working with plants and want to start a career in agriculture. Over 8 to 12 months, you’ll learn both theory and real‑world skills that help grow food, support farms, and protect our planet.
Why should you join?
Get hands‑on experience in planting, harvesting, and farm management.
Earn a nationally recognised certification at the end of the course.
Boost your job prospects in agriculture, agribusiness and food‑security projects.
Learn how to run an eco‑friendly farm that can become your own business one day.
Who can apply?
To be considered, you must:
- Be currently unemployed.
- Be a South African citizen aged 18‑35.
- Hold a Grade 12 certificate (Matric).
- If you already know something about farming, that helps but is not required.
What documents do you need?
A clear CV.
Certified copies of ID and any qualifications, not older than three months.
Proof of where you live (utility bill, lease, etc.).
ID copy of a next‑of‑kin (parent or guardian).
Send all of the above to: skills@fmtvet.co.za.
If you have questions, you can call during office hours (contact numbers are on the college website).
Download the full advert
You can download the official learnership announcement in PDF format.
Explore other opportunities
If you’re interested in other financial aid, check out the “SETA Bursaries you can still apply for this year” page to see more funding options.
How the learnership helps you
- You’ll learn how to grow a variety of crops, manage soil quality, and use water wisely.
- Learn to use simple farm equipment safely.
- Gain skills that let you join a farm, start your own small farm, or get a job in a food‑processing company.
- After finishing, your certificate will be recognized throughout South Africa and other countries working on food security.
Next steps
- Gather your documents.
- Email your application before 7 November 2025.
- Make sure everything is in order because late or incomplete papers can stop you from getting the position.
Good luck, and start your journey in agriculture today!
