One of the biggest questions many unemployed youth ask before applying for a learnership is simple: “Will I actually get paid?” The confusion is understandable. Some internships in South Africa are unpaid, while others only offer transport support or temporary allowances. The good news is that most SETA learnerships in South Africa do pay monthly … Read more
Many young South Africans dream of working with children, but knowing where to begin can feel confusing. Some people wonder whether they need a certificate, diploma, or learnership. Others are unsure which qualifications employers actually recognise. That is why the childcare guidance shared by Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority (HWSETA) is so … Read more
For many unemployed young South Africans, finding a career path can feel overwhelming. Even qualified graduates and matriculants often struggle to gain workplace experience or access funded training opportunities. That is why LGSETA-funded programmes continue to play such an important role across South Africa. From learnerships and internships to bursaries and workplace experience programmes, LGSETA … Read more
Thousands of young South Africans did exactly what they were told would secure their future. They passed matric.They studied further.They completed certificates, diplomas, degrees, learnerships, and short courses. Yet many are still unemployed. This has become one of the biggest and most painful realities of South Africa’s job market in 2026: A qualification alone no … Read more
What You Need (Quick Checklist) What Are SAYouth Teacher Assistant Jobs? The South African Department of Basic Education, through the SAYouth.mobi platform, offers young people the opportunity to work as Teacher Assistants in schools. What You’ll Do This role helps you gain practical experience in education while contributing to your community. Who Can Apply? (Eligibility … Read more
What You Need (Quick Checklist) Overview of the NARYSEC Youth Recruitment Programme The National Rural Youth Service Corps (NARYSEC) is a government initiative designed to support rural youth development through training, community service, and work readiness. This programme is managed by the Department of Land Reform and Rural Development and focuses on helping young people … Read more
What You Need to Apply Introduction The Safety and Security Sector Education and Training Authority (SASSETA) plays a key role in developing skills within South Africa’s security, policing, and justice sectors. If you’re looking to build a career in public safety, administration, or training, the latest SASSETA vacancies for May 2026 could be a strong … Read more
What You Need Before You Start What Does “Registering with CETA” Mean? The Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) does not work like a job portal where you create a simple profile and apply directly. Instead, registration depends on who you are: Option 1: How Youth Can Access CETA Opportunities If you’re a young job … Read more
What You Need to Apply What Are CETA Funding Opportunities? The Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) provides funding to support skills development in South Africa’s construction sector. These opportunities are designed to: CETA mainly funds programmes through grants, bursaries, and workplace training initiatives. Main CETA Funding Opportunities for 2026/2027 1. Discretionary Grants (DG Funding … Read more
What You Need to Apply What Is a CETA Learnership? A CETA (Construction Education and Training Authority) learnership is a work-based training programme in the construction sector. It combines: These programmes are funded to help young people gain real skills and work experience in industries like construction, engineering, and infrastructure. CETA Learnership 2026 Requirements To … Read more