Capricorn TVET College Graduate Welding Learnership Programme 2025/2026 | Apply Now
Capricorn TVET College invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their National Certificate: Welding Application and Practice Level 2 Learnership vacancies. The closing date for applications is 02 November 2025.
What is the Welding Learnership?
The program is a one‑year training course that gives you a National Certificate (Level 2) in welding. It’s run by Capricorn TVET College and funded by merSETA, a government body that supports skills development in South Africa. If you finish the course, you’ll have the skills people need in construction, mining, automotive work, and many other factories.
Why Should You Join?
- Earn while you learn – You’ll receive a stipend of R2,500 per month (if you attend all your classes).
- Lifetime skill – Welding is a trade that can keep you employed for many years.
- Official qualification – The NQF Level 2 certificate is recognized by employers all over the country.
- Hands‑on experience – Classroom theory plus real work‑place training ensures you practice what you learn.
Who Can Apply?
- Age: 18 – 35 years old.
- Education: Grade 11 or 12 with a pass in Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy.
- Status: Unemployed and not currently enrolled in another full‑time course.
- Location: The training will take place in Mokopane at the Better Best site, but you can stay there for the full year of the course.
Course Details at a Glance
| Feature | Information |
|---|---|
| Duration | 12 months (1 year) |
| Start date | To be announced after you are chosen |
| Location | Mokopane – Better Best |
| Monthly stipend | R2,500 – only if you show up for all sessions |
| Learning style | Mix of classroom lessons and on‑the‑job training |
How to Apply
- Visit the portal – https://capricorn.coltech.co.za
- Create an account – Fill out your personal details.
- Upload documents – You must upload THESE files within the last three months:
- Grade 11 report card or Grade 12 certificate.
- South African ID (photo).
- Next of kin’s ID.
- Proof of your address (utility bill or similar).
- Submit – Double‑check all information and hit “Submit.”
- Wait for confirmation – Successful applicants will receive a call or email with next steps.
Note: No paper, fax, walk‑in, or email applications will be accepted. Late applications will not be considered.
What You’ll Get During the Year
- Weekly classes that cover welding theory, safety, metals, and project work.
- On‑site training in a real workshop where you’ll use welding machines, tools, and safety gear.
- Mentorship from experienced welders who guide you through every practical assignment.
- Career advice on how to find a job after you finish, plus potential job placements with local companies.
Contact Information
If you have questions, call the CELS Department at 015 230 1800 between 8 am and 5 pm. For campus‑specific details:
| Campus | Phone |
|---|---|
| Polokwane | (015) 283 3000 |
| Seshego | (015) 223 9600 |
| Senwabarwana | (015) 505 3172 |
| Ramokgopa | (015) 526 2750 |
Other Ways to Fund Your Learning
Capricorn TVET is just one option. Keep an eye on the last‑minute funding chances available in South Africa.
SETA Bursaries you can still apply for this year – https://www.seta-sa.co.za/seta-bursaries-you-can-still-apply-for-this-year
These bursaries can help pay for tuition, books, or even a travel allowance if you need to come to the training site.
Final Words
If you want to learn a valuable trade, earn money as you study, and finish with a recognized certificate, the National Certificate: Welding Level 2 Learnership is a great fit. Make sure to finish your application before 02 November 2025. Good luck!
