Moses Kotane Research Institute is calling on unemployed South African graduates to act fast – the deadline to apply for its Digital Centre Facilitator Experiential Learner Programme 2026 is 15 May 2026. This is a rare chance to start a career in ICT while helping communities in KwaZulu‑Natal.
What the programme offers
The institute will run a 24‑month Experiential Learner programme for Digital Centre Facilitators. You will work in one of five digital centres across KwaZulu‑Natal, receiving a monthly stipend of R7 000. The role is aimed at recent graduates who want hands‑on experience in ICT training and support.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must:
- Hold an NQF Level 7 qualification in Information Technology or a related field.
- Have between 0 and 2 years of experience in ICT facilitation.
The programme accepts five learners (Reference: EL/DCF5-01/2026).
What you will gain
The placement will give you practical skills and exposure in:
- Facilitating ICT training and digital literacy sessions.
- Monitoring learner attendance and progress.
- Basic hardware, software and network troubleshooting.
- Administration, reporting and community engagement.
- Working with Microsoft Office, databases and simple programming (e.g., Java).
These competencies are valued by employers in the ICT and digital services sector.
How to apply – step by step
- Prepare a detailed CV.
- Obtain certified copies (no older than 6 months) of your South African ID, driver’s licence (if you have one), and qualification certificates.
- Visit the online application form: Apply for the Digital Centre Facilitator Programme 2026.
- In the form, clearly state the position title and the reference number EL/DCF5-01/2026.
- Alternatively, you may submit the same documents at the nearest MKRI Digital Centre.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that all certified documents are dated within the last six months.
- Highlight any volunteer work or projects that involved teaching, community service, or ICT support.
- Proofread your CV and cover letter for spelling and grammar errors.
- Be honest about any criminal records or pending cases – false information leads to disqualification.
- Show genuine interest in community development; mention how you would engage learners.
Conclusion and next steps
Many graduates find it hard to get their first ICT role because they lack practical experience. This programme offers a structured way to build those skills while earning a stipend. If you meet the requirements, gather your documents and submit your application before 15 May 2026.
For any technical queries, email recruitment@moseskotane.com. Take the first step today – your career in digital services could start here.
