African Resonance Software Testing Learnership 2026 – Apply by 30 June

Looking for a fast way into the tech world? The African Resonance Software Testing Learnership 2026 opens doors right now for people with little or no experience.

What the learnership offers

African Resonance, a South African fintech company, is offering a six‑month Software Testing Learnership. You will study for a nationally recognised qualification while working on real projects in the payments and banking sector. The programme mixes classroom lessons with hands‑on tasks, so you gain both theory and practice.

Who can apply

You may apply if you meet all of the following:

• Completed Grade 12 (Matric) with Mathematics and Physical Science passed.
• Basic computer skills.
• Currently unemployed and able to commit to the full learnership period.
• Strong attention to detail and analytical thinking.
• Good communication and a willingness to learn.
• No prior work experience required.

Extra points are given for:

• Computer Applications Technology (CAT) or any IT‑related subject.
• Ongoing or completed studies in Information Technology, Computer Science, Software Development or Software Testing.

What you will gain

Formal benefits

• Enrollment in a nationally recognised learnership qualification.
• Monthly stipend.
• Transport allowance.
• Free daily meals.

Practical experience

• Workplace coaching and mentorship from seasoned testers.
• Use of industry tools such as Jira and TestRail.
• Exposure to Agile and SDLC processes.
• Introduction to automation testing concepts.

Skills you will develop

• Fundamentals of software testing and quality assurance.
• Test planning, case design and manual testing techniques.
• Defect logging, reporting and documentation.
• Teamwork, problem‑solving and time‑management.
• Professional communication and workplace etiquette.

How to apply – step by step

1. Update your CV. Keep it clear and no longer than two pages.
2. Write a short motivation letter (max 300 words). Explain why you want to test software, your love for technology and your willingness to learn.
3. Gather certified copies of your ID, Matric certificate and any IT qualifications you have.
4. Combine all documents into one PDF or attach them separately.
5. Email the complete application to hr@africanresonance.com. Use the subject line “Software Testing Learnership Application”.
6. Make sure you send your email before the deadline on 30 June 2026.

Tips to improve your chances

• Proofread your CV and letter. Simple spelling errors can hurt your credibility.
• Tailor the motivation letter to show genuine interest in testing, not just a generic job hunt.
• Highlight any school projects, volunteering or personal tech activities, even if they were informal.
• Ensure all certificates are certified copies, as requested.
• Apply early rather than waiting until the last day.

Next steps

If you meet the criteria, start preparing your documents today. The learnership can launch your career in a growing fintech industry and give you skills that employers value across South Africa. Take the first step now – the deadline is approaching fast.