If you’re an unemployed agriculture graduate in South Africa, here’s an opportunity for you. The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development in the North West Provincial Government is calling on all agriculture graduates who are currently unemployed to register and submit their CVs before 31 March 2025.
This initiative aims to provide employment opportunities, internships, and other career development programs for unemployed graduates in the agricultural sector. If you are looking for a chance to grow your career and make a meaningful contribution to the agricultural industry, this is your chance.
About the North West Department of Agriculture & Rural Development
The North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (NWDARD) is dedicated to promoting sustainable agricultural practices, rural development, and economic growth in the province. The department plays a vital role in ensuring food security, creating job opportunities, and improving the livelihoods of rural communities.
Key Functions of the Department:
- Supporting farmers and agribusinesses through funding and training programs
- Implementing agricultural projects to boost food production
- Encouraging youth participation in agriculture through graduate programs and internships
- Assisting in land reform and rural development initiatives
- Providing technical support, mentorship, and financial aid to new and emerging farmers
As part of its commitment to empowering unemployed graduates, the department is offering this opportunity to help young professionals gain experience, find employment, and contribute to the agricultural sector.
Why You Should Register?
The agriculture industry is one of the most important sectors in South Africa, contributing to food security, job creation, and economic growth. However, many graduates struggle to find employment due to limited opportunities and work experience requirements.
By registering, you may be considered for:
- Job placements within the agricultural sector.
- Internships and graduate programs that provide practical experience.
- Training and mentorship opportunities to boost your skills.
- Government support programs aimed at developing young agricultural professionals.
Agriculture Graduates Invited to Register
To be part of this opportunity, submit your CV on or before 31 March 2025 to one of the following departmental district offices:
1. Ngaka Modiri Molema District Office
Contact Person: Ms. Esther Mnguni
Address: Training Centre Building, Corner of Onkgopotse Tiro Road and Moshoeshoe Road, Mmabatho, 2735
Contact Number: 018 384 1364
2. Bojanala District Office
Contact Person: Mr. Itumeleng Tsele
Address: No. 37 Steyn Street, Rustenburg, 0299
Contact Number: 014 592 8261
3. Dr. Kenneth Kaunda District Office
Contact Person: Ms. Petronella Chabedi
Address: 114 Chris Hani Street, Milderpark, Potchefstroom, 2531
Contact Number: 018 299 6500
4. Dr. Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District Office
Contact Person: Mr. RDM Tubatse Motsoeneng
Address: Mini Garona Building, Block D Ground Floor, Corner of Molopo and North Street, 8600
Contact Number: 053 928 0630
Who Can Apply?
To qualify, you must:
- Be an unemployed graduate with a qualification in agriculture
- Have a certified copy of your qualification (Degree/Diploma)
- Submit a comprehensive CV including your contact details
- Provide a certified copy of your South African ID
- Be ready and willing to work in the agricultural industry
Benefits of This Program
- Employment Opportunities: Get placed in agricultural jobs that match your skills
- Networking & Growth: Connect with experts in the field for mentorship and career advancement
- Training & Development: Gain hands-on experience that can boost your employability
- Government Support: Receive guidance from the Department of Agriculture & Rural Development
Why is This Important?
South Africa’s agriculture industry plays a crucial role in food production and rural development. However, unemployment remains a big challenge for young graduates. This initiative seeks to bridge the gap between skills and job opportunities, ensuring that graduates contribute meaningfully to the agricultural economy.
The North West Department of Agriculture & Rural Development believes in growing the future together, ensuring that unemployed graduates find opportunities to apply their knowledge and skills.
Submit your CV before 31 March 2025 and take a step toward a brighter future in agriculture.
This is a great opportunity for unemployed agriculture graduates to enter the workforce and make a difference in the industry. If you have been looking for a chance to start or grow your career, this is the moment to act.
For more details, contact the relevant district office and secure your future today.
