Learning 4 Life IT System Support Learnership 2026 – Apply by 13 July
Are you a recent matriculant looking for a fast‑track entry into the IT world? Learning 4 Life now has a 12‑month System Support learnership that could give you a nationally recognised NQF Level 5 certificate – but the application window closes on 13 July 2026, so act quickly.
What the opportunity is
Learning 4 Life combines classroom learning with on‑the‑job training to award the National Certificate: Information Technology – System Support (NQF Level 5). The programme runs for 12 months – four months of theory followed by eight months of workplace experience – and is based on‑site in Rustenburg, North West.
- Employer: Learning 4 Life
- Programme: National Certificate: Information Technology – System Support (NQF Level 5)
- Venue: Rustenburg, North West
- Duration: 12 months (4 months theory + 8 months work placement)
- Work pattern: Monday‑Friday, full‑time, on‑site
- Stipend: R2 500 per month (intended for travel costs)
- Employment type: Contractor (learnership)
- Closing date: 13 July 2026
- Apply here: online application page
Who can apply (eligibility)
- Grade 12 (matric) certificate – must be recent and SAPS‑stamped for the application.
- Age between 18 and 28 years.
- South African citizen living in or near Klerksdorp (the training is on‑site in Rustenburg, Monday‑Friday).
- Good verbal and written communication skills and a professional attitude.
- Genuine interest in IT and willingness to learn system support tasks.
- Banking details for stipend payment.
- Supporting documents: certified ID, matric certificate, CV, SARS tax number, and an affidavit confirming you are not currently enrolled in a MICT SETA or any other SETA‑funded programme.
- Applicants with a disability are encouraged to apply.
What you will gain
- National Certificate (NQF Level 5) in Information Technology – System Support.
- Four months of classroom theory covering fundamentals of system support, networking, and troubleshooting.
- Eight months of paid workplace experience in a real IT support environment.
- Practical skills such as hardware maintenance, software installation, help‑desk support, and customer service.
- Professional workplace habits – punctuality, teamwork, and communication.
- Monthly stipend of R2 500 to help with travel costs.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather all required documents and have them SAPS‑stamped (ID, matric certificate, CV, SARS tax number, affidavit).
- Prepare proof of banking details (bank statement or letter).
- Write a concise CV that highlights any IT‑related school subjects, self‑taught skills, or informal support experience.
- Visit the online application page and fill in the form before 13 July 2026.
- Upload the certified documents as requested and submit your application.
Tips to improve your chances
- Tailor your CV: Emphasise matric subjects like Maths, Physical Science, or Computer Applications, plus any informal IT work (helping friends, school IT club).
- Write a brief personal statement: Explain why system support interests you, your willingness to attend full‑time, and how you will use the stipend for transport.
- Get documents stamped early: SAPS certification can take a few days, so visit the police station as soon as possible.
- Proof of residence: Be ready to show proof you live in or near Klerksdorp if asked.
- Prepare for the interview: Think of a simple technical problem you solved and be ready to discuss reliability, teamwork, and communication examples.
- Disability support: Mention any reasonable adjustments you need in your application.
Next steps
If you meet the criteria and are ready to commit to full‑time learning, submit your application today. This learnership can give you a solid start in the IT sector, but remember that completion and certification depend on your attendance and performance. Good luck, and take the first step toward a career in system support now.
