The Hoedspruit Hub offers both AgriSETA and QCTO accredited courses. AgriSETA courses cover a wide range of skills such as basic food safety, fire fighting, OHS monitoring, and tractor driving. QCTO accreditation includes specialised courses like Orchard and Vineyard Foreman, with all accredited courses being aligned to QCTO qualifications over time.

AgriSETA accreditation ensures that courses meet the standards set by the Agricultural Sector Education Training Authority (AgriSETA). Students who complete these courses and are found competent earn an AgriSETA certificate, providing them with recognised skills in various agricultural fields such as plant production, fruit packing, and agrochemical control.

Yes, The Hoedspruit Hub can design customised training solutions tailored to the specific needs of your business. By applying the certified ISO 9001:2015 Design and Development process, we can create a unique training programme to address your business challenges, ensuring a constructive impact on your operations.

As part of its social enterprise mission, The Hoedspruit Hub offers social development training focused on youth and community wellbeing. This includes courses in agroecology, Mandela garden setup, saving clubs, ICAM clubs, and environmental clubs, all aimed at improving financial, social, and environmental sustainability.

The Hoedspruit Hub stands out by creating enriched learning environments that make training fun and engaging. Additionally, our focus on both social and business impact ensures that training interventions are practical, effective, and beneficial for both participants and their communities.

Through its social development courses, The Hoedspruit Hub focuses on youth development by offering programmes such as Functional Agricultural Numeracy, youth clubs, and agroecology training. These initiatives aim to equip young people with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in agricultural sectors and contribute to sustainable communities.