Apply for the EASTC MICT SETA End User Computing Learnership 2026. 30 spaces available, 12-month training, NQF Level 3 qualification, and a R2,500 monthly stipend
A Paid Computer Skills Learnership That Can Open Real Doors
For many young people, the biggest barrier to employment is simple.
No experience.
No digital skills.
No opportunity.
The EASTC MICT SETA End User Computing Learnership 2026 is designed to break that cycle.
This 12-month programme gives unemployed youth practical computer training, workplace-ready skills, and a monthly stipend — all while working toward a recognised qualification.
And with only 30 spaces available, this is not an opportunity to delay.
What Is the EASTC MICT SETA Learnership?
This programme is offered by EASTC Technocentric Varsity in partnership with MICT SETA.
It focuses on End User Computing (NQF Level 3) — one of the most practical and in-demand entry-level digital qualifications.
Over 12 months, learners will gain real computer skills used in everyday workplaces.
Programme Overview
- Programme: End User Computing Learnership
- Duration: 12 Months
- Qualification: NQF Level 3
- Stipend: R2,500 per month
- Number of Spaces: 30 beneficiaries
- Location: Kempton Park / Tembisa area
- Application Method: Hand delivery only
This is a structured programme, meaning you will be trained, guided, and assessed throughout the year.
Why This Learnership Matters
Computer skills are no longer optional.
They are required in almost every job.
This learnership focuses on real, usable skills such as:
- Working with documents and spreadsheets
- Email communication
- File management
- Basic office systems
- Computer navigation and productivity tools
These are the exact skills employers expect from entry-level candidates.
Career Paths After Completion
End User Computing can open doors into:
- Office administration
- Data capturing
- Reception roles
- Customer service
- Call centre work
- Entry-level IT support
- Business support roles
Even if you move into another field later, computer literacy will always be an advantage.
Who Can Apply?
To qualify, applicants must:
- Be South African citizens
- Be unemployed
- Be under 35 years old
- Have Grade 12
- Live in Tembisa or Kempton Park
- Not be registered for another programme
You must also be ready to commit fully to the 12-month programme.
Documents You Need
Prepare your documents carefully before applying:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of your ID
- Certified copies of qualifications
- Grade 12 certificate
Important:
Certified documents must not be older than three months.
Incomplete or unclear applications can easily be rejected.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted by hand only.
No email or online applications will be accepted.
Submit your documents to:
48 Northrand Road
Kempton Park
1619
Ask for: Mogau Matentsi
What to Check Before Submitting
Before you travel, double-check everything:
- Your CV is updated
- Your contact number is correct
- All documents are certified
- Copies are clear and readable
- You meet the location requirement
- You are not in another programme
Small mistakes can cost you a spot.
Why You Should Apply Early
Waiting until the last day is risky.
You may run into problems like:
- Missing documents
- Expired certification
- Transport delays
- Long queues
With only 30 spaces available, preparation matters.
Final Thoughts
The EASTC MICT SETA End User Computing Learnership 2026 is more than just training.
It is a practical starting point for anyone who wants to enter the modern workplace with real digital skills.
A full year of structured learning.
A recognised qualification.
A monthly stipend.
If you meet the requirements, prepare your documents and apply before 08 May 2026.
Opportunities like this do not stay open for long.