Letaba Networks 2026 IT Learnership Programme – Start Your Tech Career Today

Letaba Networks & HRPI Invite You to Apply for an IT Learner – Call Centre Tech Support Position
Applications close on 31 January 2026.

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Why This Opportunity Matters

If you’ve just finished high school and want to start a career in technology, this 12‑month learnership could be your ticket to a real job. No previous experience required – just a high‑school diploma, a drive to learn, and a willingness to work full time.

You’ll be placed in a busy call‑centre where you’ll get hands‑on experience and mentorship from seasoned IT professionals. By the end of the programme, you’ll know what it’s like to be an IT support technician and you’ll have a valuable skill set to show on your resume.

Quick Details

Item	What You Need to Know
Program	IT Learner – Call Centre Tech Support
Where	Tzaneen, Limpopo
Length	12 months
Who Can Apply	Unemployed South African youth who can work full time
Stipend	You’ll receive a monthly allowance
Deadline	31 January 2026
Apply By Email	recruitment@hrpi.co.za
Reference	IT LEARNER – CALL CENTRE TECH SUPPORT

What You’ll Do

This is more than just classroom learning. You’ll:

Help customers over calls, emails, and chat.
Fix problems on phones, computers, and network equipment.
Use CRM software to record every issue you handle.
Learn the basics of networking and telecommunications.
Diagnose and troubleshoot common technical problems.

The work you do will give you real confidence and prepare you for a future in tech, where salaries can grow quickly when you gain certifications.

About the Partners

Letaba Networks – A company that provides internet and telecom services. They run call centres that support customers, giving you a real work setting for training.

HRPI (HR Professional Interventions) – A recruitment and workforce development firm. They handle the learnership and focus on helping young people find jobs across South Africa.

Together, they bring you industry‑relevant training, not just theory.

Who Should Apply

You must meet these minimum requirements:

Finished Grade 12 (matric).
Scored at least 60 % in either IT / CAT / Computer Programming or Mathematics / Mathematical Literacy.
Currently unemployed.
Ready to work full time for one year.
Comfortable using a computer and basic IT skills.
Able to speak and write English clearly.

Bonus points (but not required):

Interest in IT, networking, or telecom.
Good problem‑solving skills.
Willingness to work shifts.
Lives in or can move to Tzaneen.

If you meet the basics, apply even if you don’t have all the extra skills – they’ll give you a boost if you do.

What You’ll Gain

Monthly stipend to support you while you learn.
Hands‑on work experience in a real IT environment.
Mentorship from experienced technicians.
A new qualification to add to your CV.
A chance to be hired permanently after the learnership ends.

When a future employer asks, “Do you have experience?” you can say yes – you earned it here.

How to Apply

Prepare your documents
- Updated CV (PDF is best).
- Certified copy of your ID.
- Certified copy of your matric certificate.
Write the subject line exactly
IT LEARNER – CALL CENTRE TECH SUPPORT
Send an email to recruitment@hrpi.co.za
Attach all documents and double‑check spelling.
Submit before 31 January 2026.

If you don’t hear back within a week after the deadline, you may need to look for other opportunities.

What Comes After the Learnership

Once you finish, you could move into roles such as:

IT Service Desk Technician
Junior Network Technician
Technical Customer Support Agent
Field Technician Assistant
ISP Technical Support Consultant
NOC Operator
Tier 1 or Tier 2 IT Helpdesk Support

With certifications like CompTIA A+, N+, or CCNA, monthly salaries could range from R12,000 to over R35,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need prior experience?
No, this is for beginners.
Do I have to live in Tzaneen?
Not mandatory, but moving there is helpful.
Are shifts involved?
Yes, the call‑centre may operate beyond regular hours.
How much is the stipend?
The exact amount isn’t listed, but you’ll receive a monthly stipend.
Will transport be provided?
The programme does not mention transport.
Can I apply if my matric results are pending?
Wait until you have your final results.
What if I didn’t study IT subjects?
You still qualify if you scored 60 % in Math or Math Literacy.