Time is running out to jump‑start your career – the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is accepting applications for its Graduate CATHSSETA Learnership Programme 2026, and the deadline is 27 August 2026.
What the opportunity is
The Department of Sport and Recreation at TUT’s Pretoria West Campus is offering a graduate learnership. It is a CATHSSETA‑accredited programme that combines practical work with structured training in sport‑related fields.
Who can apply
- You must be a graduate of Tshwane University of Technology.
- Your qualification should be in Sport Management, Coaching Science, or Event Management.
- Strong academic performance is required.
- Basic computer skills – especially Microsoft Office – are essential.
- You need a valid driver’s licence.
- Be ready to work after‑hours and on weekends when required.
Having prior experience or knowledge in sport administration is an added advantage.
Reference number: 26/L39
What you will gain
- Hands‑on experience in office and sport administration.
- Opportunity to help organise and coordinate sporting events.
- Development of professional skills recognised by CATHSSETA.
- Network building within the university and sport sector.
- Potential for future employment in sport and recreation.
How to apply
- Download the standardised application form from the TUT intranet.
- Complete the form in full and sign it.
- Prepare a detailed CV that highlights your sport‑related studies and any relevant experience.
- Obtain recent certified copies of:
- Your qualification(s)
- Your South African ID document
- Compose an email to TukakgomoKL@tut.ac.za. Attach your CV, the completed application form, and the certified documents.
- Use the subject line “Graduate CATHSSETA Learnership – Ref 26/L39”.
- Send the email before 27 August 2026.
Tips to improve your chances
- Proofread every document; spelling errors can lead to disqualification.
- Ensure all certificates are clearly legible and correctly certified.
- Highlight any sport administration projects or volunteer work in your CV.
- Be honest about your driving licence status and availability for overtime.
- Prepare for possible psychometric testing – practice online sample tests.
Next steps
If you meet the criteria, submit a complete application before the deadline. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted, and you should expect a response within one month after 27 August 2026. For any questions, reach out to Ms KL Tukakgomo at TukakgomoKL@tut.ac.za or call 012 382 5096.
The university promotes equal opportunity and encourages women and persons with disabilities to apply. Remember, meeting the requirements does not guarantee an appointment, but a well‑prepared application gives you the best possible shot.
