If you want to work with children and build a career in teaching or childcare, ECD Learnerships 2026 are one of the easiest ways to get started. These programmes help unemployed youth gain: Most ECD learnerships are funded by ETDP SETA and combine theory + practical training at crèches, preschools, and daycare centres. If you…
A SETA bursary 2026 is a funding opportunity offered by Sector Education and Training Authorities (SETAs) to support South Africans who want to study or gain skills in specific industries. These bursaries play an important role in skills development, youth employment, and industry training. This guide explains how SETA bursaries work in 2026, who qualifies,…
When applying for learnerships, TVET colleges, or university courses, you often see requirements like “NQF Level 4” or “NQF Level 6”. If that confuses you, this guide explains what an NQF level is in simple terms. What Does NQF Mean? NQF stands for National Qualifications Framework. It is a system used in South Africa to:…
An assistant teacher plays an important role in South African schools by supporting educators and helping learners succeed in the classroom. This position is especially popular among young people who want to gain school-based experience or plan to become qualified teachers in the future. In 2026, assistant teacher opportunities remain popular among South African youth…
Receiving your matric results can be exciting — but also confusing. Many learners are unsure what they qualify to study, especially when their results don’t match their expectations. This guide explains all the study options available in South Africa, based on your matric pass level, so you can choose the right path with confidence. First:…
Failing matric can feel overwhelming, embarrassing, and stressful — especially when you see others moving on to university or work. But the truth is failing matric does NOT mean your future is over. In South Africa, there are multiple recognised education and career pathways you can still follow. This guide explains all your real options,…
Checking your matric results can feel stressful — especially if you’re unsure where to look or which websites to trust. Whether you’re a learner, parent, or guardian, this guide explains how to check matric results online in South Africa safely and correctly. We cover official government platforms, SMS options, common problems, and what to do…
Completing your studies at a TVET college is a major achievement, but many graduates are unsure about what to do next. Should you look for a job, apply for a learnership, continue studying, or start a business? The good news is that TVET qualifications open multiple career paths. This guide explains the best options available…
Many young South Africans join learnerships hoping they will lead to a permanent job. But does completing a learnership really increase your chances of employment, or is it just temporary training? The short answer is yes, a learnership can lead to permanent employment — but it is not guaranteed. In this guide, we explain how…
Many young people in South Africa apply for learnerships, internships, and apprenticeships without fully understanding the difference between them. Although all three aim to help you gain skills and work experience, they are very different programmes with different entry requirements, durations, qualifications, and career outcomes. Choosing the wrong one can: In this complete guide, you…