Digital skills are now a must‑have in South Africa’s job market. Whether you are looking for an internship, learnership, graduate programme or want to start a small business, the Maponya Mall Community Hub is offering a free six‑week computer training that could boost your employability right now.
What the programme is
The End‑User Computing (EUC) Short Skills Programme gives young South Africans basic computer knowledge that employers expect. It runs for six weeks at the Maponya Mall Community Hub and is designed for people who have little or no IT experience.
Who can apply
- Aged between 18 and 34 years
- Matric (Grade 12) qualification
- Basic interest in computers
- Available for the full six‑week schedule
- Preferably unemployed (to give priority to those who need it most)
- Willing to be considered for an IT NQF Level 4 learnership after the short course
What you will gain
In just six weeks you can learn:
- How to turn a computer on and use a mouse and keyboard
- Microsoft Word – creating and formatting documents
- Microsoft Excel – basic spreadsheets and calculations
- Microsoft PowerPoint – simple presentations
- Professional email writing and sending
- Internet research and safe browsing
- File management and basic typing
- Digital etiquette for the modern workplace
These skills strengthen your CV, make you more confident in interviews and open doors to internships, learnerships and entry‑level jobs.
How to apply – step by step
- Read the eligibility criteria above to confirm you qualify.
- Prepare a current CV with your contact details and education.
- Make sure you have an active email address and a working phone.
- Click the official link below and fill in the online form.
- Submit the form before the deadline – early applications are recommended.
Apply for the Maponya Mall Community Hub End‑User Computing (EUC) Short Skills Programme 2026
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that your phone number and email are correct.
- Use a professional, simple CV – no fancy graphics.
- Reply quickly if the organisers contact you.
- Be certain you can attend all six weeks – attendance matters.
- Apply as early as possible; late submissions may not be considered.
Next steps
If you meet the requirements, submit your application today. Should you be selected, treat the programme like a real job: attend every session, ask questions and practise the skills you learn. This short course can be the first step toward a learnership, internship or permanent position in any industry that uses computers.
