Young South Africans who want to build a career in the artisan and engineering sector have a new training opportunity to consider (Boilermaker Centre of Specialization).
What the opportunity is
Tshwane South TVET College (TSC), together with AgriSETA, is offering a 36‑month Boilermaker Centre of Specialization programme. The training will be held at the Pretoria West Campus, Gandhi Mandela Centre. Only 20 places are available.
Who can apply
- Age: 18 – 35 years
- Education: Minimum Grade 11 (Mathematics is an advantage but not mandatory)
- Relevant studies: NATED N1 – N6 in Mechanical or Welding
- Willingness to be placed at a workplace identified by the college
- Willingness to follow the rotational training plan set by the curriculum and NOCC
What you will gain
The programme equips you with practical skills in metal fabrication, assembly, installation and maintenance. You will learn to read engineering drawings, work with cutting and joining equipment, and follow strict safety procedures. These skills are needed in many sectors, including manufacturing, mining, construction, agricultural processing, energy and infrastructure development. Successful graduates can pursue stable artisan jobs and further career growth.
How to apply
- Prepare a simple CV that follows the high‑school curriculum format (no app‑generated designs).
- Gather supporting documents: copy of your ID, Grade 11 results, NATED certificates (if applicable), and any proof of Mechanical or Welding studies.
- Write a clear email. Use a subject such as “Application: Boilermaker Centre of Specialization 2026”.
- Attach your CV and all supporting documents.
- Send the email to digitalskills@tsc.edu.za.
- Make sure you send the application before the deadline on 16 August 2026.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that every attachment is included and opens correctly.
- Ensure your contact details are up to date and easy to read.
- Highlight any NATED Mechanical or Welding qualification early in the CV (e.g., “NATED Mechanical Engineering – N4”).
- If you passed Mathematics, list the result clearly, but do not change any marks.
- Submit your application a few days before the closing date to avoid last‑minute technical issues.
- Do not claim qualifications or experience you do not have.
- Remember that the college will decide the workplace placement; you cannot choose it.
Next steps
If you meet the criteria, send your complete application today. After you apply, keep an eye on the email address you provided for any legitimate communication from Tshwane South TVET College. Do not pay anyone who asks for money to guarantee a place. This programme offers a solid pathway into a skilled artisan career—take the first step now.
