EASTC Invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Certified Electrical Artisan Apprenticeship Vacancies.
The closing date for applications is the 04 January 2026.
What You’ll Get
- Location: Gauteng, South Africa
- Target group: Youth living in Mpumalanga who want a new career
- Monthly stipend: R3 000
- Organisers: EASTC (East Technocentric Varsity) & SEDFA (Small Enterprise Development and Finance Agency)
- Apply by: 04 January 2026
Why This Opportunity Is Huge for Mpumalanga Youth
South Africa has a high number of young people who are not working, especially in Mpumalanga.
Electricians, however, are always needed – they work in construction, mining, factories, and even in solar farms.
Getting a certified Electrical Artisan qualification can give you a steady, well-paid job for the rest of your life.
What the Apprenticeship Gives You
- A clear path to becoming a certified Electrical Artisan
- Real‑world training that can lead to jobs or starting your own electrical business
- A monthly R3 000 stipend while you learn
- Structured, industry‑approved courses
- Training in Gauteng, the biggest job market in South Africa
About EASTC and SEDFA
EASTC
Located in Kempton Park, EASTC is a trusted technical school. They offer courses that match what employers need, so graduates can start working right after finishing.
SEDFA
SEDFA helps young people, small businesses, and communities by offering training, funding, and job support. Their partnership with EASTC ensures the apprenticeship is not only educational but also financially beneficial.
Who Can Apply?
- South African citizen – You must have a valid ID.
- Unemployed and not studying – This spot is meant for those who really need a new job.
- Grade 12 with Mathematics – Math is essential for electrical calculations. Physics helps but is not mandatory.
- No age limit – Young or older, anyone can join.
- Documents – Only scanned copies are accepted, not phone photos.
- Live in Mpumalanga – The programme is funded specifically for residents of this province.
- Ready to move to Gauteng – Training takes place there. Housing is up to you unless the organisers say otherwise.
How to Apply
Gather your documents
- Certified ID
- Certified Matric Certificate
- Updated CV
- School Results Statement
- Proof of residence in Mpumalanga
Scan them properly
Use a scanner or a scanning app (Adobe Scan, Microsoft Lens).Write a professional email
- Subject line: Attention To Nomsa
- Attach all documents in a single PDF file.
Send your application to
projects@eastc.co.zaDeadline
Send before 04 January 2026.
Useful Tips Before You Apply
- Double‑check every document for clarity and completeness.
- Make sure your CV highlights any skills or interests related to technology or math.
- Keep the subject line exact; missing “Nomsa” may lead to your application being overlooked.
- If you’re unsure about any step, contact EASTC for clarification.
Career Paths After the Apprenticeship
Once you finish and become a qualified Electrical Artisan, you can grow into roles such as:
- Electrical Assistant
- Qualified Electrician
- Installation Technician
- Solar PV Technician
- Industrial Electrician
- Electrical Foreman
- Electrical Inspector
- Automation Technician
- Own electrical services business
These jobs pay well and are always needed across many industries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need Physics?
No, only Mathematics is required.Will accommodation be provided in Gauteng?
No, you must arrange your own living space unless the organisers say otherwise.Is there an age limit?
No, anyone can apply.Can I apply if I’m still in college?
No, you must not be enrolled in a study program.Do I need to be from Mpumalanga?
Yes, this programme is specifically for Mpumalanga residents.Can I upload photos of my documents?
No, only clear scanned copies are accepted.What is the stipend?
R3 000 per month.Is this programme accredited?
Yes, EASTC is a recognized training provider.
Closing Date: 04 January 2026
Apply now and start building a bright future in the electrical trade!
