Learnership opportunities for 2025/2026 in South Africa. Apply this might just be your break through.
Cellphone Repair Skills Programme -Limpopo
Closing Date : 09 January 2026
Location: Polokwane(Venue tbc)
Age: 18-35 Years of age
Applicant : must be unemployed
Applicant :must reside in the Limpopo Province
This training is done by the Vaal University of Technology E–skills CoLab in collaboration with NEMISA, DSD Limpopo, NYDA and HCLS . After completing the training , you will operate as a Cellphone Repairer ,with the ability to troubleshoot and maintain different types of Cellphones and mobile devices.
Benefits of the programme :
- Cellphone Repair Toolkit
- A Tablet
- A business registration as part of the course.
- Accommodation and Transport will be provided by DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF Limpopo for the duration of the course.
- Five (5) months mentoring and coaching included.
- N.B- NO STIPEND.
Requirements :
- Grade 12 with Pure Maths 40% or Maths Literacy 50%
- Deemed Competent in the Pre-Assessment
- Valid South African ID (Certified)
- Must reside in the Limpopo Province
Duration of the Programme:
- Start Date : 20 January 2026
- Duration: 4 Weeks
- Class mode: Face to Face
- Class time : 08h30-16h30(Monday-Friday)
- Location : Polokwane (Venue tbc)
Application form must be filled Online
Camblish Training Institute 12-Month Learnership -Telecommunication Network Operations (NQF Level 4).
This opportunity closes before the end of 2025.
If you’ve been waiting for a sign, this is it.
This learnership is designed for the unemployed youth & People Living with Disabilities.This is your opportunity to gain real skills, real workplace experience, and a monthly stipend, all in one programme.
What To Expect On The Learnership :
3 Months Theory Training
9 Months Workplace Experience
Monthly Stipend of R2 500
Industry-Recognized Qualification
Who Can Apply for this opportunity :
- Applicant must be based in Gauteng.
- Applicant must be unemployed
- Applicant must be 18-34 years old
- Applicant must have Matric
- People with Disabilities are strongly encouraged
- Must be fully committed for 12 months.
- N.B Preference will be given to applicants that submit a Host Company to confirm workplace placement for 9-month practical component.
PSiRA 2026 External Study Programme
- Closing Date : 31 December 2025
REQUIREMENTS :
- The applicant must be employed in the private security sector or have legal parent who is registered with PSiRA as a security officer
- Both the learner and the parent must be South African citizens
- Learners must be between 19and 35 years old.
- Learners must have completed Grade 12 and be enrolled at an accredited institution for the 2026 academic year.
- Applications are open to candidates from all provinces in South Africa.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
- Fully completed application form
- Certified copies of the ID of the legal parent and learner. (Certified withing the last three months).
- Proof that the learner is enrolled at a registered institution for the 2026 year.
- The PSiRA registration number of the applicant’s parent or guardian must be referenced in the application.
- Affidavit confirming legal guardian, if applicable.
- Abridged birth certificate of the learner, as evidence of legal parentage.
- FINACIAL AID DETAILS
- Maximum Financial Amount
- Exclusions: PSiRA will not fund postgraduate studies.
- Duration: The financial aid will cover the tuition fees for the 2026 financial year only for 12-month full-time period.
- Previously Funded Learners: Applicants who have received funding in the past must submit their academic results, and a statement reflecting the outstanding amount for the new year
SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS:
Interested applicants should submit their application forms via email to [email protected]. The applications should be addressed to the Senior Manager: Human Capital Management.
HOW TO APPLY
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