FoodBev Manufacturing SETA is currently funding learnerships, apprenticeships, and internships in South Africa’s food and beverage manufacturing sector. These
programmes combine classroom training with workplace experience, leading to nationally recognised NQF qualifications. Registration is done via accredited training providers or participating employers.What is FoodBev SETA?
Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA) responsible for skills development in food and beverage manufacturing.
Works with employers, training providers, and institutions to build industry‑ready skills.
Provides grant funding for workplace learning programmes.
What is a FoodBev Learnership?
Structured programme combining:
Classroom theory
Practical workplace training
NQF‑registered qualification
Designed to prepare learners for specific occupations in food and beverage manufacturing.
Learning Opportunities Offered
Learnerships
Apprenticeships
Skills Programmes
Internships
Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
Artisan Development
Adult Education and Training (AET)
TVET and bursary programmes
Registration Process
Find an open learnership via FoodBev Career
Ensure you meet minimum entry requirements.
Complete the official Learnership Enrolment Form.
Submit required documents.
Await screening and placement.
Sign the Learning Programme Agreement before training begins.
Required Documents
South African ID
Certified educational qualifications
Updated CV
Proof of residence (if required)
Any additional documents requested by provider/employer
Benefits of FoodBev Learnerships
Nationally recognised qualifications
Practical workplace experience
Industry‑relevant technical skills
Improved employability
Career growth opportunities in food and beverage manufacturing
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue roles in:
Food Processing
Beverage Manufacturing
Quality Assurance
Production Operations
Engineering and Artisan Trades
Supply Chain and Logistics
Packaging
Maintenance
Warehouse Operations
Manufacturing Supervision
Funding
Employers can access Mandatory or Discretionary Grants.
Learners usually apply via employers or accredited providers, not directly to SETA.