VET TRAINER: ANIMAL HUSBANDRY (GRADE C4) – Nta

You typically need a diploma or degree in Animal Science, Veterinary Science, or Agricultural Education from a recognized Namibian institution like UNAM or NUST. A teaching qualification and practical experience in livestock management are highly valued.

You will develop and deliver training modules on livestock breeding, nutrition, and health management at vocational centers. You also assess student competencies, maintain training records, and coordinate practical sessions at farms or agricultural facilities.

Public sector training roles emphasize structured schedules aligned with academic calendars and strong adherence to government policies. Collegial relationships with fellow educators are important, and you may travel to rural training sites depending on NTA's regional coverage.

With experience, you can advance to senior trainer positions, curriculum development roles, or management positions within NTA. Further studies in educational leadership or specialized agricultural fields can open doors to policy advisory or consultancy work.

Benefits usually include annual leave, sick leave, and participation in the Government Institutions Pension Fund. Medical aid schemes are often available, though specific coverage levels depend on your grade and years of service.

Highlight any hands-on farming experience and prior teaching or training involvement in your CV. Include certified copies of your qualifications and contactable references from agricultural or educational supervisors who can verify your practical expertise.