If you are looking for a solid start in IT right now, the EASTC Technocentric Varsity End User Computing Learnership could be the answer you need.
What the learnership offers
This is a 12‑month, MICTSETA‑funded programme (NQF Level 3) that runs in Kempton Park and Tembisa, Gauteng. You will receive a monthly stipend of R2 500 while you learn essential digital and workplace skills. The learnership begins soon and applications close on 08 May 2026.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must:
- Hold a Grade 12 (Matric) certificate
- Be a South African citizen
- Be younger than 35 years
- Be currently unemployed and not enrolled in another programme
- Live in Tembisa or Kempton Park
What you will gain
The training covers the basics you need for entry‑level office and IT roles, including:
- Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Data capture and document management
- Basic IT support and troubleshooting
- Workplace communication systems
- Internet and digital productivity tools
- Cybersecurity awareness
After you finish, you could move into roles such as Administration Clerk, Receptionist, Data Capturer, Office Assistant, Call‑Centre Agent, or Junior IT Support Assistant.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of your ID (issued within the last 3 months)
- Certified copy of your Matric certificate
- Proof of residence (if you have it)
- Any computer‑related certificates – optional
- Print your documents and double‑check that everything is legible.
- Take the complete folder to the submission office:
48 Northrand Road
Kempton Park
1619 - Hand the folder to the contact person, Mogau Matentsi.
- Make sure you hand in your application before the 08 May deadline.
Tips to improve your chances
- Apply early – spots fill quickly.
- Ensure your ID copy is recent; an older ID may lead to disqualification.
- Keep your CV clear, free of errors, and highlight any computer‑related experience.
- Bring optional computer certificates; they can give you an edge.
- Arrive with a friendly attitude; first impressions matter.
Next steps
This learnership is a realistic pathway into the IT field for many South African youth. If you meet the criteria, gather your documents and submit your application in person as soon as possible. Good luck – the future of your career starts with this step.
