If you are a young person in Rustenburg looking for a way to start a technical career, the Technical Practice Learnership Programme 2026 opens today – and the deadline is only a few weeks away.
What the programme offers
Prisma Training Solutions, together with the Energy and Water Sector Education and Training Authority (EWSETA) and the Rustenburg Local Municipality, is offering a General Technical Practice Learnership. The learnership leads to the General Education and Training Certificate: General Technical Practice (SAQA ID 49753), which is registered at NQF Level 1. The training is based in Rustenburg, North West.
Who can apply
- Age 18 – 34
- Unemployed South African
- Grade 10 qualification (Mathematical Literacy at ABET Level 3 and Communication at ABET Level 3 required)
- Resident of one of the targeted Rustenburg communities: Phokeng, Paardekraal, Sunrise Park, Boitekong, or Meriting
- Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply
What you will gain
- Basic technical knowledge and practical workplace skills
- Understanding of safety practices, tool use, and simple problem‑solving
- Exposure to energy‑sector technologies, alternative energy concepts and energy efficiency
- Time‑management, study and self‑management abilities
- A nationally recognised NQF Level 1 certificate that can open doors to further learnerships, apprenticeships or entry‑level jobs in engineering support, maintenance, construction, manufacturing, and related fields
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents (see below).
- Save them as clear, legible PDF files.
- Write a brief email introducing yourself and stating that you are applying for the “EWSETA and Prisma Technical Practice Learnership 2026”.
- Attach your CV and all supporting documents.
- Send the email to mavis.makganye@prisma.co.za before 26 June 2026.
Required documents
- Updated curriculum vitae (CV)
- Certified copy of your South African ID
- Certified copy of your Grade 10 report or qualification
- Proof of residence in one of the listed Rustenburg communities
- Any additional documents requested by Prisma Training Solutions
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that every document is legible and properly certified.
- Tailor your CV to highlight any experience or interest in technical, maintenance, or energy‑related tasks.
- Include a concise cover letter that explains why you want the learnership and how it fits your career goals.
- Send your email well before the 26 June deadline – late applications may not be considered.
- Be prepared for a short interview or selection test if you are shortlisted.
Next steps
This learnership is a solid first step for unemployed youth in Rustenburg who want to build a foundation in the technical sector. If you meet the criteria, gather your documents, craft a clear application email, and submit it before 26 June 2026. Taking action now could put you on the path to a qualified, employable future.
