Want a job that pays and teaches you a valuable skill?** EASTC Technocentric Varsity and SEDFA are offering an Electrical Apprenticeship for 2026.** If you’re a South African youth who isn’t working or studying, especially from Mpumalanga, this is your chance to become a certified electrician. The program runs in Kempton Park, Gauteng, and starts with classroom lessons followed by hands‑on work. The deadline for applying is 4 January 2026.
What the Apprenticeship Looks Like
The goal is simple: give unemployed young people a clear path to a stable career in the electrical trade. You’ll learn everything from wiring basics to advanced troubleshooting, while gaining real‑world experience in a controlled setting. At the end of the training you’ll receive a certificate that shows you have the skills employers want.
Every month, participants receive a stipend of R3 000 to help cover living expenses during the program. If you have a disability, we encourage you to join – we’re committed to making the training accessible for everyone.
Who Can Apply?
- Must be a South African citizen.
- Should not be working or enrolled in any other course right now.
- Need a Grade 12 pass, with Maths. A grade in Physical Science is a bonus.
- No upper age limit – the only requirement is that you’re a young person looking to start a career.
- Must live in Mpumalanga and be willing to move to Gauteng for training.
- Need to submit these scanned documents:
- Updated CV.
- Copy of your ID.
- Grade 12 results.
- Proof of where you live.
About EASTC Technocentric Varsity
EASTC is a college that focuses on hands‑on training for technical jobs. It includes a technical college, a university for business and engineering, and a technical school. Their mission is to help students gain practical skills that employers need, and they’re working to become a top university in tech and trade. This apprenticeship is part of that bigger plan.
How to Put Your Name In the Hat
Ready to take the next step? Send all your documents and a short cover note to projects@eastc.co.za. In the subject line write “Attention To Nomsa” so we know which program it’s for. Make sure you finish everything before the 4 January deadline to be considered.