At a glance
The Pack L'Fela7a offers practical training for Algerian farmers and breeders: cattle farming, beekeeping, fruit growing, drip irrigation, poultry farming and rabbit farming.
Each course costs 12,000 DZD and lasts 3 – 4 weeks.
Who is it for?
- Farmers and breeders who want to improve their practices and profitability.
- Project owners who want to start a small farm, including peri-urban.
- Rural families looking for a complementary activity (honey, eggs, rabbits).
Programme, price and duration
Prices in Algerian dinars (DZD), per course:
- Cattle farming — 12,000 DZD · 4 weeks
- Beekeeping & honey — 12,000 DZD · 4 weeks
- Fruit-tree growing — 12,000 DZD · 4 weeks
- Drip irrigation — 12,000 DZD · 3 weeks
- Poultry farming — 12,000 DZD · 3 weeks
- Rabbit farming — 12,000 DZD · 3 weeks
What you will be able to do
- Manage a cattle herd: feeding, breeding, animal health, barn hygiene.
- Set up and run beehives, harvest and sell honey.
- Plant and maintain fruit trees: pruning, grafting, crop calendar.
- Design and install a drip-irrigation network to save water.
- Set up a profitable poultry house or rabbit farm.
Careers and prospects
A course does not guarantee a job, but it opens doors. These are the realistic paths:
- Farm operator: improve the yield of an existing farm.
- Small business: beekeeper, poultry or rabbit farmer, selling honey or eggs.
- Advice and installation: installer of localised irrigation systems.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need land?
Not necessarily to follow the course, but putting it into practice needs space or access to a farm.
How much does it cost?
From 12,000 DZD per course.
How long does a course last?
3 – 4 weeks depending on the course.
How to enrol
To book your seat in Pack L'Fela7a, open the pack page, pick your course and fill in the enrolment form: our team will contact you to confirm the next start date. Not sure which course fits? The free level test and our advisers can help you choose.