One of the main industries in Namibia is agriculture, which employs a large number of people in various roles, including butchers. Butchers play an important role in the agricultural industry by slaughtering animals for meat production. So, how much does a butcher earn in Namibia?

The average annual salary is 40,000 – 60,000 Namibian dollars.

How to become a butcher in Namibia 

A career as a butcher requires you to have a good knowledge of the anatomy, physiology and zoological terminology. In addition, you need to know how to work with sharp, heavy and dangerous tools. This job also requires you to have great physical strength and endurance. You need to be able to lift heavy weights and stand for long hours.

How much does a butcher make per hour in Namibia? According to the Namibian National Minimum Wage Commission, a butcher is a Level 1 category (Grade A1). This means that the minimum hourly rate they must be paid is N$17. The same rate applies to the other Level 1 category, which includes butchers and meat cutters.