Communicare 2026/2027 Learnerships: Jumpstart Your Career in Multiple Fields
Communicare invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their 2026 Learnership Programme vacancies. The closing date for applications is 13 October 2025.
What is Communicare and the 2026 Learnership Programme?
Communicare is a big company in South Africa that builds and manages homes for people who need affordable housing. They want to give young, unemployed people a chance to learn real job skills, work with experienced staff, and get a national qualification while they help the company build better homes and communities.
The Learnership Programme lasts 12 months. Each month you’ll train in a specific area, do real work, and earn a certificate that many employers recognise.
Learnership tracks you can choose
Below are the different tracks available, the types of school certificates you need, and the main jobs you will do. Pick the one that matches your interests and your current qualifications.
| Track | What you need in school | What you will do |
|---|---|---|
| Monitoring, Evaluation & Reporting | National Diploma or Degree in Development Studies, Social Sciences, or similar. | Collect data, write reports, make performance charts, and help the company stay on track. |
| Asset Management | Diploma or Degree in Asset Management, Supply Chain, Logistics, or a related field. | Keep asset lists updated, help with audits, track how assets are used, and follow rules. |
| Marketing & Communications | Diploma or Degree in Marketing, PR, Communications, or Media Studies. | Support marketing campaigns, write social media posts, manage internal news, and help build brand images. |
| Information Technology (IT) | Diploma or Degree in IT, System Development, or Computer Science. | Fix computer problems, keep hardware and software running, and help with networks and databases. |
| Property Development & Investment | Diploma or Degree in Property Studies, Real Estate, Quantity Surveying, or similar. | Work on feasibility studies, plan projects, talk with builders, and track real‑estate investments. |
| Finance | Diploma or Degree in Accounting, Finance, or Auditing. | Reconcile accounts, record money moves, process invoices, help with audits, and create financial reports. |
| Learning & Development | Diploma or Degree in Human Resources, Education, or Training Management. | Plan training schedules, keep attendance records, manage e‑learning systems, and help staff grow. |
| Property Management (Facilities) | Diploma or Degree in Facilities Management, Property Management, or Built Environment. | Talk to tenants, keep buildings in good shape, coordinate repair teams, and check safety rules. |
| Data Analyst | Diploma or Degree in Statistics, Data Science, Economics, or similar. | Clean and organise data, build reports, update dashboards, and spot trends that help decisions. |
| Human Capital | Diploma or Degree in Human Resources, Industrial Psychology, or Labour Relations. | Assist hiring, keep employee files, help with payroll, and follow HR policies. |
Why join a Communicare Learnership?
- Hands‑on experience – You’ll actually work in projects, not just sit in a classroom.
- National qualification – After you finish, you’ll have a certificate that many companies trust.
- Future job chances – You could be offered a full‑time role at Communicare or in the housing industry.
- Earn while you learn – You’ll get paid during the 12‑month training, so you can support yourself and your family.
How to apply
If you feel ready, gather these documents first:
- A clear résumé (CV) that lists your work and school experience.
- A certified copy of your South African ID.
- Certified copies of any diplomas or certificates you already have.
- Proof that you still live in South Africa (utility bill, school record, etc.).
Once you have everything:
- Click the link that matches the field you want to learn about.
(The link will take you to the official application page for that learnership.) - Fill in the online form and upload your documents.
- Review your application carefully before submitting.
Tip: Make sure the dates on all documents are current and that you are still eligible to work in South Africa. If you’re not sure, ask a teacher or a career counsellor for help.
Must‑read related resources
- Discover the best SADE-funded programmes that pay you while you learn – Learn more about other paid training opportunities.
- Top SETAs today: Which ones get you hired without a degree – Find out where else you can boost your resume.
- How to register on the SETA portal and find free training – A step‑by‑step guide to start using SETA services.
- Why seta learnerships pay over R5 000 a month – Know what makes these programmes stand out.
Take the first step
If you’re between 15 and 25 years old, don’t miss this chance to learn real skills, earn money, and start a career that helps people. Submit your application before 13 October 2025 and open the door to a brighter future.
(All information is available in English. If you need it in another language, ask an educator or a community centre.)
