Amakhosi will take part in the CAF Confederation Cup after beating AmaZulu and Sekhukhune to the final continental spot, after Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns claimed their place in the CAF Champions League.
It is the second successive season for Chiefs in the competition after their qualification last term as winners of the Nedbank Cup.
"It's a great feeling to know that we are going to play in CAF competition again next season," Ngcobo told the club's website.
"It is something we wanted to achieve as a team and we are happy to have done it with two games to spare. I am excited for it. It will be difficult but we will benefit from the experience."
Chiefs play AmaZulu and Chippa United in their final two league fixtures.
"I consider this to be a good season, not great because at Kaizer Chiefs the expectations are higher. But after the last few years I think we turned a corner and are heading in the right direction. We will take what we have learned and try to improve for next season," added Ngcobo.
"We know how dangerous AmaZulu can be with Coach Arthur (Zwane) so we are expecting a tough match and we are ready to fight for the win," added the player.
Mamelodi Sundowns chairman Thlopie Motsepe says the club must be proud of their achievements this season as they face the prospect of conceding the Betway Premiership to title rivals Orlando Pirates.
TS Galaxy interim coach Bernard Parker admits that Mamelodi Sundowns succumbed to the pressure of needing a win from their last Betway Premiership match of the season.
Mamelodi Sundowns' bid to pull clear at the top of the Betway Premiership suffered a major setback on Tuesday night after they were beaten 3-2 by TS Galaxy at Mbombela Stadium, a result that dramatically reshapes the title race.
Mamelodi Sundowns head into their final league match of the season knowing their dominance of South African football could finally be coming to an end.
