Limpopo Department of Public Works Invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Multi‑Learnership and Electrical Engineering Learnership vacancies. The closing date for applications is 19 December 2025.
Why this is a big deal for you
If you’re looking for a real job in construction or electricity and don’t have a university degree yet, this 12‑month program is one of the biggest chances to start in 2026. It’s a partnership between the Limpopo Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, the Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA), In‑Touch Community Developers, and Edu House South Africa.
The program gives you classroom lessons and hands‑on work on real projects, so you’ll learn the skills that South Africa needs right now.
Quick Snapshot
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Program names | Multi‑Learnership & Electrical Engineering Learnership |
| Length | 12 months |
| Pay | R3,500 a month |
| Age | 18 – 35 years |
| Jobs you can learn | Plumbing, Carpentry, Bricklaying, Painting, Community House Building, Electrical Engineering |
| Learning format | 4 months of theory + 6–8 months of workplace training |
| Places you can train | Polokwane, Lebowakgomo, Motantanyane, Modimolle, Sibasa and more |
| Deadline | 19 Dec 2025, 16:00 |
| Apply by | Email to the district where you live |
| Sponsors | CETA, EPWP, In‑Touch Community Developers, Edu House SA |
What is a learnership?
A learnership is a mix of school and on‑the‑job training. You’ll study in a classroom for a few months and then work with professionals for the rest of the year. At the end, you’ll earn a national qualification (NQF level) that employers recognize.
Who can join?
| Requirement | What you need |
|---|---|
| ID | A clear, colour copy of your ID |
| School certificate | Grade 12 (or NQF 4 for the electrical course) |
| Age | 18 to 35 |
| Willingness to move | You must be able to relocate for the classroom portion |
| CV | A short resume that shows your name, school, and any relevant hobbies |
If you haven’t done any work before, that’s fine. These programs are for people who want to learn.
What will you earn while you learn?
Every learner receives a monthly stipend of R3,500. It’s meant to help with transport, food and living costs during the 12‑month training.
The two learning tracks
1. Multi‑Learnership (12 months)
- Fields – Plumbing, Carpentry, Bricklaying, Painting, Building Community Homes
- Theory – 4 months in Polokwane, covering the basics of each trade
- Work – 6 months on projects around Limpopo, learning real‑world skills
- Move? Yes, you’ll need to travel to Polokwane for the classroom part.
2. Electrical Engineering Learnership (12 months)
- Focus – Wiring, installing, maintaining electrical systems and working on community projects
- Theory – 4 months of classroom study
- Work – 8 months on job sites across the province
- Training centres – Lebowakgomo, Motantanyane, Community Development Centres, Abakholwe Community Developers
After the learnership
When you finish, you can go straight into jobs such as:
| Field | Possible jobs |
|---|---|
| Multi‑learnership | Assistant to a plumber, carpenter or bricklayer, community house builder, construction labourer, contractor assistant, maintenance technician, or take a CETA trade test |
| Electrical | Electrical assistant, electrician apprentice, solar installer, municipal electrical worker, maintenance technician, or prepare for a trade test |
You’ll have a recognized qualification and a real chance to land a job with the government, private companies or any construction or engineering firm.
How to apply
- Collect your documents – ID, Grade 12 certificate (or NQF 4 for electricity), CV.
- Find your district email – Each district in Limpopo has a separate email address for applications.
- Send a clear PDF of your documents and a short, polite email that says who you are and which learnership you want.
- Use a simple subject line, e.g. “Application – Electrical Learnership – Vhembe – John Doe”.
- Send it before the deadline – 19 Dec 2025 at 16:00.
If you’re unsure about your district’s email address, check the official website of the Limpopo Department of Public Works or contact the phone number below.
Tips to make your application stand out
- Apply early – Government inboxes fill up fast.
- Proofread – Spelling errors can hurt your chances.
- Use a clean email – Avoid spammy words or images.
- Highlight enthusiasm – Even if you have no experience, show that you’re ready to learn.
- Prepare for an interview – If you’re shortlisted, you’ll be called in for a quick chat.
Frequently Asked Questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Do I need prior work experience? | No – the program is for beginners. |
| Is the stipend enough for housing? | It covers basics; you may need extra help if you move. |
| Can I be older than 35? | No – the age limit is 18 to 35. |
| Will I get a certification? | Yes, you’ll earn an NQF qualification. |
| Can I apply to more than one district? | Only apply to the district where you live. |
Contact
For questions, call Tshabalala JJ – 015 284 7429.
Closing reminder
Don’t miss the chance to start a career that pays, gives you real experience, and can lead to a full‑time job. Apply before 19 December 2025, and you could be working on exciting projects in Limpopo soon.
