Introduction Finding work as a young South African is not easy. With youth unemployment still at crisis levels, opportunities that offer both income and skills are highly competitive. The WDS Dairy 2026 Learnership stands out as a practical solution for unemployed youth who have completed Grade 12 and are ready to enter the workplace. WDS … Read more
South Africa’s youth unemployment rate remains one of the highest in the world, with more than 45% of people under 35 unable to secure work. The logistics sector, however, continues to grow rapidly and requires thousands of new workers each year. The E-POWER Freight Learnership 2026 is one of the most accessible pathways into this … Read more
The Kukhula Training 2026 Learning Programme is now open to eligible South African youth, offering a structured opportunity to earn a monthly stipend of R4,350 while developing practical, in-demand skills. At a time when youth unemployment remains one of South Africa’s most pressing challenges, this programme provides a direct pathway into employability through hands-on learning, … Read more
BPG Training Academy Learnership 2026: Secure Your Stipend and Future Skills For thousands of South African youth, finding meaningful work remains one of the hardest challenges. That’s why the BPG Training Academy Learnership 2026 stands out as one of the most promising opportunities for young people looking to earn while learning. With a monthly R4700 … Read more
For many TVET College graduates, completing an N6 qualification is only part of the journey. The final and most critical requirement is structured workplace exposure. The FASSET 2026 Learning Programme provides this missing link by offering paid, supervised, and qualification-aligned workplace training to eligible learners. The Finance and Accounting Services Sector Education and Training Authority … Read more
Meta Description:Discover the Eyethu Skills Learning Programme 2026—an opportunity for South African youth to gain practical skills, accredited qualifications, and real-world experience. Build your future with Eyethu Youth’s mission to connect talent with meaningful careers. Introduction: Building Futures, Empowering Youth Every great career begins with opportunity—and Eyethu Youth is making sure South Africa’s young people … Read more
List of TVET Colleges in Gauteng: Gauteng is home to some of South Africa’s largest and most diverse Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges, offering practical, career-focused education aligned with national skills needs. For the 2026 academic year, public TVET colleges in Gauteng continue to play a critical role in preparing young people … Read more
2026 Academic Year: South Africa’s Post-School Education and Training (PSET) sector plays a central role in shaping the country’s skills pipeline, workforce readiness, and long-term economic growth. As the 2026 academic year approaches, the Minister of Higher Education and Training, Mr Buti Manamela, has outlined a clear focus on readiness, coordination, and performance across universities, … Read more
The Second Chance Programme 2026 gives South African learners and adults a practical, recognised opportunity to rewrite matric subjects, improve results, or obtain a Senior Certificate (Amended) that is equivalent to a matric qualification. Administered by the Department of Basic Education (DBE), this programme exists to ensure that academic setbacks do not permanently limit access … Read more
The Sasol Millwright Learnership Programme 2026 offers unemployed South African youth a structured and credible pathway into one of the country’s most in-demand artisan careers. Officially titled the Learner Artisan: Millwright Programme, this opportunity is designed to equip learners with practical, technical, and workplace-based skills that lead to formal artisan qualification. Hosted by Sasol, a … Read more