eThekwini Municipal Academy Directorate invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for the Electronics Development Programme vacancies. The closing date for applications is 14 November 2025.
Want a job that lets you build and fix gadgets?
The eThekwini Municipal Academy Directorate has a learning‑and‑working programme called the Electronics Development Programme. It’s made for people who are 18‑35, live in eThekwini, and are looking for a steady job in electronics and other tech fields. If you’re still waiting for a job and want hands‑on training that employers love, keep reading.
Who can join?
| What we need you to have | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| A Grade 12 pass with Maths and Physical Science or an engineering science, CAT, or a similar trade theory subject | Gives the technical foundation for the course |
| Proof that you live in eThekwini Municipality | The programme is local |
| A valid South African ID | Needed for security and paperwork |
| Be unemployed right now | We’re hiring fresh talent |
| Age between 18 and 35 on the closing date | Keeps the training focused on young workers |
| No previous learnerships of this type | We want first‑time learners |
If any one of these is missing, you can’t apply.
How to Apply – Step by Step
1. Gather Your Documents
- Matric certificate – the proof that you finished high school.
- SA Identity Document – your ID card.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) – a simple list of your education and any work or volunteer experience.
- Medical check‑up – shows you’re fit for the job.
- Security clearance – a short form that checks your background.
- Proof of residence – a utility bill or lease showing you’re in eThekwini.
2. Take the Tests
You’ll do a mix of tests to show what you can do:
- Verbal tests – check your English and problem‑solving.
- Written tests – test your technical knowledge.
- Physical tests – make sure you’re strong enough for on‑the‑ground work.
These tests help us pick the best candidates for the programme.
3. Commit to the Full Programme
If you get chosen, you must finish the entire course. It’s set up by QCTO/SETA so it meets national training standards. Think of it as a paid internship that turns into a real job.
4. Priority for Disabled Applicants
If you’re a person with a disability (PWD), you’re welcome to apply. We give extra consideration to residents of:
- Inanda
- Ntuzuma
- KwaMashu (INK)
5. Fill the Municipal Application Form
Go to the eThekwini Municipality Job Application Form and write Development Programme – Electronics in the section that asks for the job. Attach all the documents you collected above.
Download the eThekwini Municipality Employment Application Form here – use this link for the official form.
6. Send Your Application
Drop your completed application, with every file attached, to:
Human Capital: Centre of Excellence
21 Archie Gumede Street
Durban, 4001
Important: Do not send it by fax or email. Late, faxed or emailed applications will not be accepted.
Why This Programme Is Worth It
- Real‑world skills that employers in engineering, manufacturing, and electronics need.
- On‑the‑job experience – you’ll work in a real setting, not just a classroom.
- A stepping stone to a sustainable career, even if you’re still unemployed.
- Pay and training combined – you’ll earn while you learn.
If you’re also curious about other learning and job opportunities, check out the SETA Bursaries you can still apply for this year link for more ways to boost your skills and income.
Contact
- Enquiries: Bright Shabalala – 031 311 3451
Closing Date
14 November 2025 – mark your calendar! Apply before this date to secure a spot.
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