Tshwane South TVET College, in partnership with W&RSETA and the Department of Higher Education, proudly announces Tech Learnerships 2025 for aspiring Software Developers and Computer Technicians. This program offers young South Africans an opportunity to receive hands-on training, accredited qualifications, and real industry experience.
Whether you are a Grade 12 graduate or someone eager to take your first step into the IT world, this article will guide you on how to apply, what to expect, and why this learnership could be your gateway to a rewarding career.
Available Tech Learnerships in 2025 at Tshwane South TVET College
Tshwane South TVET College offers two exciting learnership options:
1. Software Developer Learnership (Level 5)
Software developers are the creative minds behind the apps, websites, and software programs we use daily. This learnership teaches you coding, software design, debugging, and project management skills.
Opportunities: 20 spots available
Level: 5 (NQF Level 5) – Intermediate qualification focusing on practical and theoretical skills.
2. Computer Technician Learnership (Level 5)
Computer technicians handle hardware setup, repairs, maintenance, and troubleshooting. This learnership equips you with technical knowledge on computers, networks, and customer support.
Opportunities: 20 spots available
Level: 5 (NQF Level 5)
Both programs include daily classes from 14:30 to 16:30, combining hands-on practice and expert guidance.
Who Should Apply?
The learnerships are aimed at youth who meet the following criteria:
- Completed Grade 12 or equivalent (NQF Level 4)
- Aged between 18 and 33 years
- Available to attend both theoretical classes and practical training
These requirements ensure candidates are ready to commit to the program and benefit fully from the training.
Why Pursue a Learnership in Technology?
South Africa’s IT sector is expanding rapidly. There is strong demand for qualified software developers and computer technicians in private companies, government, and small businesses.
By completing a learnership, you:
- Gain workplace experience that many employers require
- Receive a nationally recognized qualification
- Open doors to careers in software development, IT support, networking, and more
- Become part of a growing community of skilled tech professionals
Additionally, learnerships at Tshwane South TVET College connect you to industry networks and potential employment opportunities after completion.
Step-by-Step Guide: How to Apply
1. Prepare Your Application Documents
Your application must include:
- A comprehensive CV showcasing your skills, education, and contact details
- A certified copy of your South African ID
- Certified copies of your academic qualifications (Grade 12 certificate)
Make sure your documents are accurate, up to date, and certified by a recognized authority such as a commissioner of oaths.
2. Choose Your Preferred Campus
Applications are accepted in person at any of these campuses:
- Head Office: 85 Francis Baard Street, Pretoria, 0001
- Centurion Campus: TEK Base, College Street, Lyttelton, 0157
- Atteridgeville Campus: 5 Khoza Street, Atteridgeville, 0008
- Pretoria West Campus: 150 Industrial Road, Pretoria West, 0183
- Odi Campus: Molefe Makinta Highway, Mabopane, 0190
3. Submit Your Application
Drop off your full application package at the Student Support Services office, addressed to Ms. R. Motlhabane.
4. Meet the Deadline
Ensure your application reaches the campus by the closing date: 06 June 2025. Late applications will not be considered.
5. Prepare for Classes
If accepted, you will attend daily classes from 14:30 to 16:30, so arrange your schedule accordingly.
Tips for a Successful Application
- Highlight your passion for technology in your CV or cover letter if possible.
- Ensure all documents are certified and legible.
- Double-check your contact information for accuracy.
- Be honest about your availability and commitment to the program.
- Contact Ms. Motlhabane at (012) 660 8541 for any questions before applying.
What Happens After You Complete the Learnership?
Completing your learnership at Tshwane South TVET College positions you well for various career paths:
For Software Developers
- Junior or entry-level developer roles in companies
- Freelance or contract software development projects
- Further studies or specializations in programming languages, app development, or software engineering
For Computer Technicians
- IT support roles in businesses and schools
- Hardware repair and maintenance positions
- Network installation and troubleshooting jobs
Many graduates also use their learnership experience as a stepping stone to entrepreneurship, offering IT services to their communities.
The Role of Tshwane South TVET College and W&RSETA
This learnership program is backed by reputable institutions:
- Tshwane South TVET College is known for quality vocational training across various fields, focusing on practical skills that meet industry demands.
- W&RSETA (Wholesale & Retail Sector Education and Training Authority) supports skills development and economic growth through funding and partnerships.
- Department of Higher Education ensures the program aligns with national education standards and supports youth development.
Together, they ensure you receive quality education and meaningful opportunities.
The Tech Learnerships 2025 program by Tshwane South TVET College is a golden opportunity for young South Africans to break into the technology sector. Whether your dream is to build software or fix computers, these learnerships provide the skills, qualifications, and experience you need.
Remember, the deadline is 06 June 2025, so gather your documents, prepare your CV, and apply in person at one of the campuses listed above. Don’t miss this chance to start a rewarding career in tech.
For more information or help with your application, contact Ms. Motlhabane at (012) 660 8541.
