Right now there is a real chance for young South Africans who have finished Matric to start a career in IT without a university degree – the Nambiti Technologies Systems Support Learnership Programme 2026 is accepting applications.
What the opportunity is
Nambiti Technologies will take on 25 unemployed learners for a 12‑month, full‑time Systems Support learnership in Randburg, Gauteng. You will study for a Systems Support qualification (NQF Level 5) while working in a real IT environment.
Who can apply – minimum eligibility
- Citizenship: South African citizens (certified ID copy required).
- Education: National Senior Certificate (Matric) or an equivalent NQF Level 4 qualification. No university degree needed.
- Employment status: Must be unemployed.
- Learnership status: Cannot be enrolled in another SETA‑funded learnership.
- Interest: You should be interested in Information Technology or Systems Support.
- Availability: Able to work full‑time for the full 12 months.
- Special encouragement: Black youth, women and persons with disabilities are especially welcomed.
What you gain – benefits and skills
- Monthly stipend of at least R2 500 to help with living costs.
- Learning split into 30 % theory and 70 % workplace experience, so you get hands‑on practice.
- Practical exposure to computer hardware, operating systems, software support, troubleshooting, help‑desk work, basic networking and cyber‑security basics.
- Professional habits such as communication, documentation, teamwork and following IT processes.
- A recognised NQF Level 5 qualification that can open doors to roles like IT support, help‑desk technician, desktop support, network support or systems administration.
How to apply – step‑by‑step
- Read the full vacancy information carefully.
- Make sure you meet every minimum requirement listed above.
- Gather the required documents:
- Certified copy of your South African ID
- Matric certificate (or NQF Level 4 qualification)
- Updated CV
- Any legitimate IT certificates you hold
- Disability documentation, if applicable
- Visit the official application page: Apply for Nambiti Technologies Systems Support Learnership 2026 (ref JHB003004)
- Complete all mandatory fields accurately.
- Upload the requested documents exactly as instructed.
- Review everything and submit.
- Keep a copy of the confirmation screen or email for your records.
Tips to improve your chances
- Tailor your CV – highlight computer literacy, Microsoft Office skills, basic troubleshooting, communication and teamwork.
- If you have taken any short IT courses, list them clearly.
- Mention any school projects, volunteer tech help or personal troubleshooting experience.
- Use a professional email address (e.g., name.surname@example.com).
- Proofread your CV for correct contact details, dates and spelling.
- Be ready to explain why you want a career in IT – focus on your interest, not just the need for a job.
- Do not pay any fee; the advert states there is no application charge.
- Apply promptly – the vacancy has no published closing date, so early applications avoid missing out.
Next steps and encouragement
If you are a Matric graduate looking for a gateway into the tech world, this learnership can give you both a qualification and real work experience. Treat the application seriously, follow the steps, and submit a clear, honest CV.
After you apply, keep your phone and email ready. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Verify any communication you receive before sharing more personal information.
Take this opportunity as a stepping stone. The 12 months will teach you how a professional IT department works, how to solve real problems, and how to communicate with users – skills that will make you stand out in future job searches.
Good luck, and remember that a focused effort today can launch your IT career tomorrow.
