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Makongeni, along Garissa Road, 300 metres from Ananas Mall next to Kamwako Hardware
Mon – Sat: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM +254 719 140 403 abiflotechnical@gmail.com
Farmer working in an agricultural field
Agriculture & Enterprise

School of General Agriculture

Practical agriculture foundations, agribusiness awareness and productive farm practices.

Hands-on trainingWorkplace readinessEnterprise focusCurrent intake subject to availability
SCHOOL OVERVIEW

About this training school

Learn practical agricultural principles that support productive livelihoods, agribusiness awareness and responsible resource use. Specific modules are offered based on demand and trainer availability.

COURSE CATALOGUE

Courses in this school

Course availability can change by intake. Contact admissions to confirm the current timetable, fee, duration and start date for the program you select.

General Agriculture

Build foundational understanding of practical farm activities, production discipline, resource use and farm safety.

Farm Practice Fundamentals

Learn basic crop/farm routines, tools handling, simple planning and practical work habits.

Agribusiness Basics

Understand market awareness, costing, simple records, customer needs and how agricultural activity can be approached as an enterprise.

Farm Safety & Tools Handling

Learn safe use, storage and care of common farm tools together with basic risk awareness.

SKILLS YOU BUILD

What you will learn

  • Basic crop and farm practices
  • Farm tools handling
  • Safety awareness
  • Simple farm records
  • Agribusiness and market awareness
  • Resource management
CAREER & ENTERPRISE

Where the skills may be used

  • Farm assistant
  • Agribusiness entrepreneur
  • Small-scale producer
  • Community agriculture support
WHO IT SUITS

Target learners

Young people, small-scale farmers, community groups and entrepreneurs interested in practical agriculture and agribusiness awareness.

HOW TRAINING IS DELIVERED

Learning approach

Practical demonstrations, field-oriented learning where applicable, tools handling, simple record exercises and agribusiness guidance.

Important: Specific modules are offered according to demand, trainer availability and the current intake plan. Course completion and certification are based on the selected program and applicable practical requirements.
TRAINING METHODOLOGY

How training is delivered

The training method varies by course and may include classroom instruction, demonstrations, workshop practice, assignments, field exposure and assessment.

01

Classroom instruction

Used where it is relevant to the selected program and level.

02

Practical demonstrations

Used where it is relevant to the selected program and level.

03

Hands-on workshop sessions

Used where it is relevant to the selected program and level.

04

Field exposure where applicable

Used where it is relevant to the selected program and level.

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