Gain skills, experience, and a stipend while training
A 12-month SETA-accredited learnership is now open for unemployed youth. This programme gives you:
- Practical work experience
- A recognised qualification
- A monthly stipend (R4,000–R6,400)
- Placement in industries like logistics, administration, or hospitality
Why this learnership matters
Getting a first job is tough — employers want experience, but you need an opportunity to get it.
This programme closes that gap by combining:
- Structured learning (classroom or online)
- Workplace exposure
- A real, recognised qualification (NQF Level 2–4)
By the end, you’ll have both skills and experience for your CV.
Who can apply?
You must:
- Be a South African citizen with a valid 13-digit ID
- Be 18–35 years old
- Have at least Grade 10 or Matric
- Be unemployed
- Not be enrolled in another SETA-funded programme
Documents you need:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of ID
- Certified school results or Matric certificate
- Certified documents must be not older than 3 months
Stipend details
- R4,000–R4,800/month for entry-level roles
- Up to R6,400/month for specialised placements
This helps cover transport and living costs while you gain skills.
You can also:
- View latest Internships
- View latest Learnerships
- View Latest Bursaries
- View latest Government jobs
- View latest Scholarships
- View latest Fellowships
- View latest Apprenticeships
How the 12-month programme works
- 30% theory (classroom or online)
- 70% practical (on-the-job learning)
This balance helps you understand both the academic and practical sides of the industry.
How to apply
- Prepare your documents
- Keep them clear, readable, and in PDF format
- Submit your application
- Online via the official Workforce portal
- Or email: recruitment@workforce.co.za with subject line: Learnership Application 2026
- Register on the Services SETA learner portal
- Increases visibility to recruiters
- Wait for feedback
- Shortlisted candidates may receive an SMS invitation for assessments
Tips to improve your chances
- Keep your CV updated and clear
- Check that certified documents are valid
- Ensure contact details are correct
- Use neatly named attachments
- Apply early to avoid mistakes and show seriousness
Industries included
- Logistics
- Administration
- Hospitality
Hands-on experience in these sectors can make your CV stand out.
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Final thoughts
The Workforce Staffing SETA-Accredited Learnership 2026 offers:
- 12 months of practical training
- Financial support through a stipend
- A recognised qualification
- Exposure to real industries
For unemployed youth, this could be the first step into the professional world.

Mbalizuke Nkosi
Mbalizuke Nkosi is the editorial voice behind YouthScope.co.za, a South African youth-focused platform dedicated to sharing opportunities, education updates, and career development information. The editorial team focuses on producing clear, reliable, and easy-to-understand content for students, job seekers, and young professionals.
With a strong interest in youth empowerment, skills development, and access to opportunities, Youth Admin curates and publishes content covering learnerships, internships, bursaries, and study guides across South Africa.
The aim of Mbalizuke Nkosi is to simplify important information and make it accessible to young people who are building their future careers.
