Are you an unemployed South African with an NQF Level 4 IT qualification, living with a disability, and looking for a way to get real workplace experience now? MICT SETA has opened a 12‑month Information Technology: Systems Support learnership that could give you the practical skills employers want.
What the opportunity is
The learnership is a NQF Level 5 programme called “Information Technology: Systems Support”. It runs for 12 months and is delivered on‑campus by the training provider Dynamic DNA in Randburg, Gauteng. Successful learners will work towards a National Certificate while gaining hands‑on experience in IT support.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must meet all of the following conditions:
- Qualification – You hold an NQF Level 4 Technical Support qualification or a Higher Certificate in Support.
- Employment status – You are currently unemployed.
- Disability status – You have a valid disability certificate.
- Age and citizenship – You are a South African citizen aged between 19 and 29.
- Location – You can attend on‑campus classes in Randburg, Gauteng.
- Other programmes – You are not enrolled in any other SETA‑funded learnership or training programme.
What you will gain
During the learnership you will develop skills that are in demand across the ICT sector, such as:
- Identifying and fixing hardware and software faults.
- Supporting operating systems and user environments.
- Basic networking concepts and troubleshooting.
- Providing application support and user assistance.
- Technical reporting, documentation and customer communication.
These competencies are part of the registered National Certificate: Information Technology – Systems Support (SAQA ID 48573). Completing the programme can open doors to junior support roles, further qualifications, or specialised ICT pathways.
How to apply – step by step
- Check eligibility – Review the list above and make sure you meet every requirement.
- Gather documents – Prepare a copy of your ID, your Level 4 qualification certificate, a valid disability certificate, and an up‑to‑date CV.
- Visit the online form – Click the link below to open the official Microsoft Forms application.
- Complete the form – Fill in all fields accurately. Double‑check that the details on the form match your supporting documents.
- Submit before the deadline – Applications close on Friday, 30 October 2026. Submit early to avoid last‑minute technical issues.
- Keep confirmation – If you receive a confirmation message or receipt, save it for your records.
APPLY ONLINE FOR THE MICT SETA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LEARNERSHIP PROGRAMME 2026
Tips to improve your chances
- Use an ATS‑friendly CV: list your qualification, any practical projects, and the specific IT skills you have used.
- Highlight your disability certificate and explain how you will manage on‑campus attendance.
- Proofread your application for spelling or data errors before submitting.
- If you have any doubts about the required documents, contact Dynamic DNA directly to confirm.
- Apply early – the form may close as soon as the quota is reached.
Next steps
Take a moment to confirm that you meet every eligibility point. Collect the required paperwork, prepare a clear CV, and submit your application before the 30 October deadline. Whether you are selected or not, use this experience to refine your career plan, explore other ICT qualifications, and keep building your technical portfolio.
Good luck, and remember that each step you take brings you closer to a sustainable career in technology.
