For many young South Africans, finding a first job is often the hardest part of starting a career. Employers frequently ask for previous work experience, yet gaining experience is difficult without first being given an opportunity. This is where learnerships can make a real difference. The Services SETA Learnership Programme 2026 has opened registrations for … Read more
Completing an N6 qualification is a major achievement, but for many TVET graduates, it is only part of the journey towards earning a National Diploma. Across South Africa, thousands of students complete the theoretical component of their studies every year but are unable to graduate with a National Diploma because they still need practical workplace … Read more
The workplace is changing faster than ever before. A few years ago, many companies relied almost entirely on classroom-based training. Today, organisations are investing heavily in digital learning platforms that allow employees to learn online from almost anywhere. Schools, universities, government departments and private companies are all using technology to train staff, manage courses and … Read more
If you’ve recently registered at the University of South Africa (UNISA), you’ve probably been told to check your myLife email before receiving important university information. Many new students quickly discover that almost every official communication—from registration updates and examination information to financial notifications and graduation announcements—is sent to their UNISA myLife email account. Unfortunately, this … Read more
Applying for a South African government job involves more than sending an ordinary CV. For most advertised posts in national and provincial government departments, applicants must also complete the official Z83 Application for Employment form. The version currently used in 2026 is still the amended Z83 that became effective on 1 January 2021. The Department … Read more
Graduating from a TVET College is an important achievement, but for many young South Africans, the next challenge is finding practical workplace experience. Many employers ask for experience before offering permanent jobs, leaving graduates wondering where to start. One of the best places to begin is by exploring opportunities offered through South Africa’s Sector Education … Read more
For graduates interested in building a career in occupational health, safety, and environmental management, Saint-Gobain has opened applications for its EHS Trainee (YES Programme) in Brakpan, Gauteng. The programme gives successful candidates an opportunity to gain practical workplace experience while supporting the company’s Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) operations. Rather than learning only from textbooks, … Read more
Starting a career isn’t always easy, especially when many employers expect applicants to have workplace experience before offering them an opportunity. For young South Africans living with disabilities, finding that first step into the job market can be even more challenging. The Discovery Health Learnership 2026 has been created to help address that challenge. Through … Read more
Young South Africans looking to start a career in financial services can now apply for the Absa Life Unemployed Learner Programme 2026. This fully funded initiative is designed to help unemployed youth develop practical skills while gaining experience in a professional banking environment. Successful applicants will receive structured workplace training and exposure to one of … Read more
The South African job market presents a persistent, frustrating paradox for young job seekers: “No experience, no job; no job, no experience.” Breaking out of this loop can feel impossible when you are competing against thousands of other applicants. Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA) learnerships bridge this exact gap. These structured, fully funded vocational … Read more