FULL-TIMENational N Diploma in Farming Management and MechanisationLectures start 17 February 2025 (Orientation week 11 - 14 February)
About this programme
A farm manager is responsible for managing the many aspects which keep a farm operating smoothly. Keeping abreast of developments in agricultural technology is necessary in order to implement best practices
Farm managers also need to be able to market and sell the farm’s produce to a variety of intermediaries along the distribution channel and maintain a steady flow of income for the farm. This requires some marketing and business knowledge
Certification on successful completion of studies
- National Certificate: N4 Farming Management and Mechanisation (SAQA ID 66829)
- National Certificate: N5 Farming Management and Mechanisation (SAQA ID 66914)
- National Certificate: N6 Farming Management and Mechanisation (SAQA ID 66993)
- National N Diploma: Farming Management and Mechanisation (SAQA ID 67030)
- Unigrad Short Learning Programme Certificate in Computer Skills
Admission requirements
- Matric Certificate (National Senior certificate) or appropriate N3 certificate
- If you are in the process of completing Grade 12, apply / register with your Grade 11 or most recent Grade 12 results
Duration
2 years of full-time weekday classes
The National N Diploma requires 2000 hours of practical experience, after completing N4 – N6, done over 18 months
Fees
Textbooks, exams, lectures and various student events are included in the tuition fee
Contact Unigrad and speak to any student career consultant for course fee information
Interested?
Subjects N4
- Management: Farming
- Plant and Animal Production
- Farming Technology & Mechanisation
- Financial Management: Farming
- Computer Practice: Farming
Subjects N5
- Management: Farming
- Plant and Animal Production
- Farming Technology & Mechanisation
- Financial Management: Farming
- Computer Practice: Farming
Subjects N6
- Management: Farming
- Plant and Animal Production
- Farming Technology and Mechanisation
- Financial Management: Farming
- Computer Practice: Farming
FULL-TIMENational N Diploma in Farming Management and MechanisationLectures start 17 February 2025 (Orientation week 11 - 14 February)
About this programme
A farm manager is responsible for managing the many aspects which keep a farm operating smoothly. Keeping abreast of developments in agricultural technology is necessary in order to implement best practices
Farm managers also need to be able to market and sell the farm’s produce to a variety of intermediaries along the distribution channel and maintain a steady flow of income for the farm. This requires some marketing and business knowledge
Certification on successful completion of studies
- National Certificate: N4 Farming Management and Mechanisation (SAQA ID 66829)
- National Certificate: N5 Farming Management and Mechanisation (SAQA ID 66914)
- National Certificate: N6 Farming Management and Mechanisation (SAQA ID 66993)
- National N Diploma: Farming Management and Mechanisation (SAQA ID 67030)
- Unigrad Short Learning Programme Certificate in Computer Skills
Admission requirements
- Matric Certificate (National Senior certificate) or appropriate N3 certificate
- If you are in the process of completing Grade 12, apply / register with your Grade 11 or most recent Grade 12 results
Duration
2 years of full-time weekday classes
The National N Diploma requires 2000 hours of practical experience, after completing N4 – N6, done over 18 months
Fees
Textbooks, exams, lectures and various student events are included in the tuition fee
Contact Unigrad and speak to any student career consultant for course fee information
Subjects N4
- Management: Farming
- Plant and Animal Production
- Farming Technology & Mechanisation
- Financial Management: Farming
- Computer Practice: Farming
Subjects N5
- Management: Farming
- Plant and Animal Production
- Farming Technology & Mechanisation
- Financial Management: Farming
- Computer Practice: Farming
Subjects N6
- Management: Farming
- Plant and Animal Production
- Farming Technology and Mechanisation
- Financial Management: Farming
- Computer Practice: Farming
Interested?