Empowering Zimbabwe's agricultural sector since the 1950s.
The college dates back to the 1950s when it was relocated from Tsholotsho to its present site as Mzingwane Industrial School, offering training in leatherwork, building, agriculture, and carpentry. In the 1960s it split into Mzingwane Secondary School and Esigodini Agricultural Institute, which offered certificate-level agriculture until 1998 when it was upgraded to a diploma-granting college.
Operating under the Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanization and Irrigation Development, EAC now offers National Diploma and Farmer's training programmes covering Crop Production, Animal Production, and Agricultural Engineering.
Read Full BackgroundExcellence in the provision of Agricultural training and Agricultural information.
To be recognised as the leading provider of relevant technical and professional training in the science and practice of Agriculture at Diploma level, satisfying the diverse needs of the Agricultural sector in the region and the country.
The foundation that guides our institution, staff, and students.
Training Tomorrow's Agricultural Leaders
From classroom to field — over seven decades of shaping Zimbabwe's agricultural future.
EAC operates through specialised departments working together to deliver quality agricultural education. Explore each department below.
This department prepares students to manage modern, sustainable livestock enterprises. Training covers the full value chain — from breeding and health management through to post-harvest processing and value addition.
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Students gain thorough grounding in crop science — from soil preparation and planting through to harvesting. The department emphasises sustainable practices and hands-on training on the College farm.
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This department bridges the gap between engineering and agriculture. Students learn to operate, maintain and optimise farm machinery, irrigation systems and post-harvest technologies for real-world impact.
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This department equips students with the business acumen to turn agricultural knowledge into profitable enterprises. From financial planning to value-chain analysis, graduates are prepared for both employment and entrepreneurship.
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This department ensures students develop beyond technical skills — gaining the broader perspectives, communication abilities and social awareness needed to become well-rounded agricultural professionals and leaders.
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The College library provides access to a wide range of print and digital resources to support coursework, research and self-directed learning. Quiet study spaces and group-work areas are available.
Librarian:
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The ICT department keeps the College connected and running smoothly — maintaining campus infrastructure, supporting e-learning platforms, and helping staff and students make the most of digital tools.
ICT Manager:
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The College farm is the living laboratory where students put classroom theory into practice. It operates as a commercial-scale production unit while serving as a demonstration and research platform.
Farm Manager:
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The Registry is the academic administrative hub of the College — handling everything from admissions and enrolment through to graduation and certification.
Registrar:
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Strategic leadership and overall governance of the College.
Coordinating procurement and administrative support services.
Managing College finances, budgets and financial reporting.
Staff recruitment, welfare, and human capital development.