Diploma school
Agriculture & Technology
Agribusiness, mechanisation, food processing and the technology skills the sector now runs on.
About this school
Agriculture is South Sudan’s largest source of livelihoods, and technology is changing how it is financed, mechanised, processed and brought to market. Programmes in this school prepare graduates to work across that value chain — on farms and in agribusinesses, processing plants, cooperatives, development programmes and the ICT teams that support them.
Diploma programmes (6)
Diploma in Agribusiness Management
Diploma in Agricultural Mechanisation
Diploma in Food Processing Technology
Diploma in Agriculture
Diploma in ICT
Diploma in Software Engineering
Where it can take you
- Agribusiness and cooperative management
- Farm and mechanisation supervision
- Food processing and quality roles
- Agricultural extension and field programmes
- ICT support and systems administration
- Software development
How you will learn
Our methodology is competency-based and learner-centred. Every programme emphasises practical application through hands-on practice, case studies, group work and mentoring — so participants leave able to do the work, not just describe it.
- Experienced lecturers drawn from ABL’s consulting practices
- Practical skills training built on real case material
- Flexible learning options around work and family commitments
- Career-oriented content shaped by what employers in the region are hiring for