VKB Agriculture (Pty) Ltd is recruiting and invites unemployed South African citizens to apply for the Grain Grader Learnership 2023.
Closing date: 17 March 2023
VKB is a dynamic agricultural company in the Northeast Free State with interests in Limpopo.
This organisation, which strives towards healthy and modern business practices offers employees the opportunity to utilise and develop their knowledge and skills in a competitive work environment.
We offer you the opportunity to establish yourself within a professional, corporate environment in the countryside.
Job Description
Oversees sample taking process and ensures the grading of grain in accordance with statutory requirements.
Requirements
- Grade 12 or NQF4
- Experience in the agriculture sector will be advantageous
- All relevant Grading courses to be completed through in-service training
- Computer literate Administration back ground
- Excellent communication skills
- Thorough, precise and accurate
- Constantly adding value to the current functions of the vacancy
- Clear criminal record
- Traceable references
Skills Required
- Thorough , precise and accurate
- Teamplayer
- Quick decision making
- Problem definition and analyses
Duties
- Grain grading according to procedures and regulations
- Logistic function, incoming and outgoing grain administration
- Job-related administrative functions
- Handling, facilitating and solving of disputes
- Pass all compulsory courses
How to Apply
Below are the available Learnership opportunities and the area of location. Click or tap on the highlighted title text for your preferred location to learn more and apply.
Learner Grain Grader – VKB Grain, Petrus Steyn
- Petrus Steyn, Free State
- Closing Date: 17 March 2023
Learner Grain Grader – VKB Grain, Warden
- Warden, Free State
- Closing Date: 17 March 2023
Learner Grain Grader – VKB Grain, Vrede
- Vrede, Free State
- Closing Date: 17 March 2023
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