Gijima is offering a 12-month System Support Learnership for 15 unemployed South African youth (ages 18–35), specifically in the Gauteng region. The programme is registered at NQF Level 5 and aims to develop IT skills that lead to national qualifications and workplace placement.
What the Learnership Includes
- Theory and practical training in IT system support
- Development of skills in network management, hardware troubleshooting, desktop support, and software installation
- Placement in public or private organisations upon completion
- Guidance and mentorship during practical workplace experience
Who Should Apply
Candidates must meet the following criteria:
- South African citizen, aged 18–35
- Unemployed and not participating in another internship or learnership
- Grade 12 complete, with foundation in English and Mathematics
- Basic computer proficiency (must know how to use a PC)
- No criminal record or significant credit issues
- Residing in Gauteng
- Commitment to completing the full 12-month programme
Why Apply
- Earn a nationally recognised NQF Level 5 qualification while gaining hands-on IT experience
- Receive a monthly stipend, helping cover living and travel expenses during the learnership
- Receive mentorship and structured support from industry professionals
- Improve your employability and stand out in the IT job market
A past participant highlighted how learnership programmes like this boost job readiness:
“Every Learnership has to be linked to a formal, recognised qualification… you will gain work experience. Employers are more inclined to hire someone with job experience” (from a similar Reddit discussion).
How to Apply
Prepare the following documents:
- A short CV with your contact details
- Certified copy of your ID
- Certified copy of Matric certificate
- Any additional IT-related certificates or references
Applications close on 31 May 2025 and only complete applications will be reviewed. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for assessments and interviews.
