Question 1

What is a learnership?

Accepted Answer

A learnership is a work-based learning programme that combines theoretical training with practical work experience. Learnerships in South Africa are managed by SETAs and lead to nationally recognised qualifications registered on the NQF.

Question 2

Who qualifies for learnerships in South Africa?

Accepted Answer

Learnerships are typically open to South African citizens aged 18-35 with at least a Grade 12 certificate. Requirements vary by programme — some require specific subject passes or tertiary qualifications. Check each listing for detailed criteria.

Question 3

Are learnerships paid?

Accepted Answer

Yes, learnerships in South Africa provide a monthly stipend or allowance to learners. The amount varies by SETA, industry and employer but must meet the minimum learnership allowance requirements set by the Department of Labour.

Learnerships in South Africa

No learnerships available