Eastcape Midlands TVET Learnership – Insurance 2026 – Apply by 17 July
Eastcape Midlands TVET College Business Skills Learnership Programme 2026 is opening a small window of opportunity for young South Africans who need practical training to get into work. The deadline is fast approaching, so if you are between 18 and 35 years old you should read on right now.
What the opportunity is
Eastcape Midlands TVET College, together with the Insurance Sector Education and Training Authority (INSETA), is offering a fully funded Business Skills Learnership. The learnership leads to a Certificate: Short‑Term Insurance NQF Level 4 and is taught at the Brickfields Road Campus.
Who can apply
You are eligible if you meet all of the following:
- Age between 18 and 35 years
- Never received funding from any SETA before
- Academic results – you must have either:
- Mathematical Literacy – minimum 60 % or
- Mathematics – minimum 40 %
- All other subjects – minimum 45 %
- Additional subjects such as Accounting or NCV Finance (45 %) are an advantage, not a requirement
Required documents (certified copies not older than three months):
- South African ID
- Next‑of‑kin ID
- Proof of residential address
- Official school results
What you will gain
On successful completion you will receive a nationally recognised NQF Level 4 certificate in Short‑Term Insurance. The learnership also gives you practical knowledge in:
- Insurance principles and products
- Customer service and communications
- Risk and claims management
- Business administration and workplace etiquette
- Basic computer skills
These skills are in demand by insurers, banks and other financial services companies.
How to apply
- Gather all certified documents listed above.
- Visit the official application page: www.emcol.co.za.
- Click the “Apply Now” button.
- Enter your personal details exactly as they appear on your ID.
- Upload clear, certified copies of each required document.
- Review the information and submit before the deadline.
Applications close on Friday, 17 July 2026 at 15:00. Late submissions are unlikely to be accepted.
Tips to improve your chances
- Apply early – this gives you time to fix any missing or unclear documents.
- Double‑check that every uploaded file is legible and within the three‑month certification limit.
- Use a professional email address and a working phone number for communication.
- Highlight any extra skills you have (teamwork, attention to detail, basic computer work) in the application comment sections.
- Keep an eye on your email and phone after you submit – the college may request additional information.
Conclusion
This learnership can give you a solid start in the insurance sector without any tuition costs. If you meet the criteria, prepare your documents now and submit your application before 15:00 on 17 July 2026. Taking the first step today could bring you closer to a paid, qualified role in a growing industry.
