Launch Your Tech Career with NTT DATA’s 2026 Young Talent Graduate Programme
NTT DATA Invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Young Talent Graduate Programme 2026 vacancies. The closing date for applications is the 30th of June.
What NTT DATA Is All About
NTT DATA is a big tech company that helps other businesses solve problems with computers, software and ideas. They are well known for being super smart, creative and caring about people. If you finish high‑school or university and want a job that grows with you, their Young Talent Graduate Programme 2026 is a great place to start.
A Day in the Life of a Graduate
When you join the programme you won’t just sit in an office. Your routine will be a mix of learning and doing real work:
- Hands‑on projects – you’ll deal with service requests, fix small bugs and help everyday business tasks run smoothly.
- Training and certificates – the company gives you accredited courses that can lead to international certification.
- Meet people – you get to talk to mentors, coworkers from different backgrounds, and industry experts.
- Community work – small volunteer events and team‑building activities let you practice leadership and help your neighbourhood at the same time.
This isn’t just a learning camp; it’s a launchpad into a fast‑changing tech career.
Who Should Join?
NTT DATA wants people who are excited about growth, teamwork and making a difference. To succeed you should:
- Pay close attention to details and decide which tasks are most urgent.
- Be good at speaking and listening to others, especially customers.
- Love learning new things and always try to do better work.
- Work well with people from all walks of life.
- Think through problems, find the cause, and fix it.
- Know the tools that match your field – whether it’s coding, math, business or engineering.
If you enjoy building cool ideas, leading small projects and caring about community impact, this programme is a good match for you.
Minimum Requirements
To apply you need to meet these basics:
- Be a South African citizen.
- Be 26 years old or younger.
- Live in Johannesburg, or be willing to move there at your own cost.
- Have a 3‑year diploma or a university degree in IT, Commerce or Engineering finished by the end of 2025.
How to Apply
When you feel ready, click the link below to fill out the online form.
Apply for the NTT DATA Young Talent Graduate Programme 2026 here
You’ll need to submit a résumé, a short statement about why you want to work with NTT DATA, and answers to a few questions about your skills. The application is reviewed by a team of recruiters who look for the qualities mentioned above.
Why Choose NTT DATA?
NTT DATA is one of the world’s top tech solution providers, working in more than 50 countries. By becoming part of their Young Talent Programme you’ll be:
- Learning on the job while earning a salary.
- Networking with engineers, designers and business leaders.
- Getting hands‑on experience that future employers value.
- Helping real companies change how they do business, which can also help communities.
The programme also connects you with many other growth opportunities. If you want to stay up to date on how students can fund their training or get paid jobs that help them learn, check out these helpful links:
- Want to see if you qualify for free training and jobs? Take a look at the Seda jobs with free training.
- If you’re curious about different ways to learn while earning, explore the Seda funded courses that can fast‑track your career.
- Still looking for financial help as you study? Read about current Seda bursaries you can still apply for this year.
- For a quick overview of all the learning and job opportunities available through SEDA, visit the Seda website.
Take the First Step
If you love technology, teamwork and making a positive impact, the NTT DATA Young Talent Graduate Programme 2026 is ready for you. Say yes to a future where you learn, grow, and help shape the business world—starting today. Apply before the 30th of June and join a program that turns fresh graduates into tomorrow’s leaders.
