SETA Guides

W&RSETA lists 47 learnership and occupational qualification routes that can prepare South Africans for careers in retail sales, merchandising, distribution, buying, service stations and store management. However, the list represents available learning pathways rather than 47 vacancies under one current intake. The Wholesale and Retail Sector Education and Training Authority works with registered employers and…

Want to work with children but not sure where to start? HWSETA has highlighted the training routes that can help aspiring childcare workers in South Africa build the right foundation through Early Childhood Development studies and related qualifications. Becoming a childcare worker in South Africa usually starts with the right Early Childhood Development training. HWSETA…

A Business Administration Learnership can be the opportunity that helps a young South African move from unemployment into the working world. With practical office training, a monthly stipend, and a recognised qualification pathway, this is the kind of programme that can open real doors in 2026. The Business Administration Learnership 2026 offers unemployed South Africans…

What if your first tech job didn’t require experience—just the right opportunity? The MICT SETA IT Learnership 2026 is opening doors for beginners to enter the digital world with real training, real work experience, and a monthly stipend. The MICT SETA IT Learnership 2026 is a 12-month programme offering unemployed South Africans a monthly stipend…

What if the fastest way into engineering isn’t university—but getting paid to train? The merSETA Learnership 2026 gives you a direct route into high-demand trades like automotive, welding, and electrical work. No guesswork. Just a clear path to becoming a skilled artisan. The merSETA Learnership 2026 allows South African youth to earn between R3,000 and…