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AgriCareers: J’Bay and PMB schools, listen up!

Exciting news for high school learners! The AgriCareers roadshow, showcasing study and career opportunities in agriculture, is coming to Pietermaritzburg and Jeffreys Bay next. Teachers, register your school now

by Staff Reporter
18th February 2023
Learners from Ceres Secondary School in Ceres in the Western Cape attended the AgriCareers roadshow powered by, among other partners, Standard Bank. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Learners from Ceres Secondary School in Ceres in the Western Cape attended the AgriCareers roadshow powered by, among other partners, Standard Bank. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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High schools in and around Pietermaritzburg and Jeffreys Bay can now register for the upcoming AgriCareers roadshow exhibitions. This nationwide project, presented by Food For Mzansi, introduces grade 9 to 12 learners to study and career opportunities in South Africa’s dynamic agriculture sector.

The AgriCareers roadshow is set to attract a further 20 000 learners in 2023, with nearly 7 000 learners already registered to attend the Limpopo, Mpumalanga, and Gauteng legs of the roadshow this coming week.

“By exposing young people to the endless possibilities in agriculture, we are not just changing their lives, we are transforming the face of farming and securing the future of our nation,” says Kobus Louwrens, Food For Mzansi co-founder, on the life-changing impact of the AgriCareers roadshow in South Africa.

REGISTER NOW: Click here to attend the AgriCareers roadshow

On Monday, 20 February the programme is set to kick off at the Kgapane Community Hall in Modjadjiskloof, outside Tzaneen in Limpopo. This event is hosted by the Mandela Barloworld Agricultural High School. Two days later, the Mpumalanga leg will be hosted at Morgenzon Landbou Akademie, with Bekker High School in Magaliesburg, Gauteng, following on Friday, 24 February.

This year’s programme will reach several other locations across the country, including Pietermaritzburg in KwaZulu-Natal on Monday, 6 March 2023 and Jeffreys Bay in the Eastern Cape on Wednesday, 8 March 2023. It then moves to Upington in the Northern Cape, Clanwilliam in the Western Cape, Bothaville in the Free State, and Brits in North West.

Agricultural economist, Conce Morabe and Ghoema award-winning rapper and Arendsvlei actor Jerome Rex with some of the learners who attended Food For Mzansi’s AgriCareers roadshow in Katlehong, Gauteng last year. Photo: Ivor Price/Food For Mzansi
Agricultural economist, Conce Morabe and Ghoema award-winning rapper and Arendsvlei actor Jerome Rex with some of the learners who attended Food For Mzansi’s AgriCareers roadshow in Katlehong, Gauteng last year. Photo: Ivor Price/Food For Mzansi

Meet young agri professionals

The AgriCareers roadshow, now in its fourth year, has already reached over 50 000 learners since its inception. The programme aims to introduce learners to a range of study and career opportunities within the agricultural sector.

Exhibitors include universities, colleges, and other educational institutions, including the Stellenbosch University, University of Venda, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Agricolleges INTERNATIONAL, AgriSkills Transfer, Cedara College, and many more.

Participating learners will have the opportunity to engage with young professionals from different companies who will share more about their careers and study choices, including scientists, veterinarians, accountants, journalists, and marketers. Among others, Bayer, the South African Institute of Agricultural Engineers, Andermatt Madumbi, and the Kagiso Trust are in attendance.

High school teachers are invited to use the online registration form to ensure that their learners do not miss out on this opportunity. Companies who wish to exhibit during the AgriCareers roadshow can click here to sign up. For more information, call Meagan van der Vent on 021 879 1824 or info@foodformzansi.co.za.

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