YES (Youth Employment Service) opportunities can change your life — but only if you apply for the real ones.Because YES is popular, scammers often use the name to trick young job seekers. This guide shows you exactly how to spot a genuine YES opportunity and apply with confidence. 1. YES Opportunities Are Paid A real YES placement always offers: … Read more
SAYouth.mobi is a free online platform that connects young South Africans to jobs, learnerships, internships, training programmes, and work readiness support. It forms part of the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative and is designed to remove barriers between youth and opportunities. Best of all? It’s data-free on major networks, so you can browse and apply without using airtime or data. What Is SAYouth.mobi? … Read more
The Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator is a South African non-profit initiative that connects young people with job opportunities, internships, and skills development programs. Its mission is to bridge the gap between education and employment, helping youth gain meaningful work experience and build sustainable careers. What Harambee Offers Harambee focuses on entry-level jobs, internships, and learnerships for youth who are ready … Read more
UNISA has opened applications for its Short Learning Programmes (SLPs) for 2026, giving South African youth, students, and graduates a faster way to gain job-ready skills without enrolling for a full degree. These short courses are designed for unemployed graduates, working professionals, and school leavers who want practical skills that align with today’s labour market. With flexible study options … Read more
Millions of South Africans rely on social grants from the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) to help cover basic needs like food, transport, schooling, and caregiving. Thanks to budget updates in 2025/26, grant amounts have increased and continue into early 2026 — giving beneficiaries a little more support. How Grants Changed Heading Into 2026 During the 2025/26 national budget process, the … Read more
Missed the main application window? Elangeni TVET College late applications for 2026 give prospective students another opportunity to secure a space in career-focused, skills-based programmes across KwaZulu-Natal. Elangeni TVET College is a public Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institution under the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), offering practical education aligned with South Africa’s labour market … Read more
Sedibeng TVET College has officially opened online applications for the 2026 academic year, inviting prospective students to apply for practical, career-focused programmes across its Gauteng campuses. If you’re planning to study at a TVET college in 2026, this guide explains how to apply, required documents, NSFAS funding, and programmes offered at Sedibeng TVET College. Important Information Before You … Read more
If you’re studying with College SA or the IT Academy, it’s important to know where and how to log in to your learning platform. Below is a simple guide to help you access the correct student portal for your course. College SA: Classroom Portal If you are registered for Adult Matric or any course under: you must use the College SA Classroom portal to … Read more
If you’re a South African student, you may have heard about the NSFAS R7 500 monthly allowance—a funding option that helps cover living costs, accommodation, transport, and study materials on top of tuition fees. But not everyone qualifies. Here’s a clear guide to help you understand who is eligible and how to apply. What Is the NSFAS R7 500 … Read more
NSFAS has officially closed applications for 2026 funding. If you applied, you can now track your application status and prepare for the next steps through the myNSFAS portal. When Will NSFAS Communicate Results? How to Track Your NSFAS Application Status You’ll see your application move through these stages: QUICK LINKS: ⚠️ Appeals Process if Your Application is Rejected If … Read more