Vodacom Foundation Invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their ICT Coordinator Vacancies. The closing date for applications is the 24 November 2025.
What’s the Job?
The Vodacom Foundation is looking for young South Africans who are good with computers. If you can handle tech tools and want to learn more, you can join their Youth Development Programme. It is a two‑year paid placement that will give you hands‑on work as an entry‑level IT Technician. You’ll help schools, NGOs, and early‑childhood centres use technology better and become part of South Africa’s digital future.
Quick Snapshot
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Program | Vodacom Foundation Youth Development Programme 2026 |
| Position | ICT Coordinator (Entry‑Level IT Technician) |
| Duration | 2 years |
| Stipend | Monthly payment every month |
| Locations | Eastern Cape, Free State, Gauteng, KwaZulu‑Natal, Mpumalanga, Northern Cape, Western Cape |
| Minimum Qualification | Matric (50% or more) + IT Technical Support qualification |
| Age | 18–35 years old |
| Application Deadline | 24 November 2025, 4:30 pm |
| Apply By | Email your CV to youthacademyrecruit@vodacom.co.za |
Who Is Vodacom Foundation?
Vodacom Foundation is the community arm of Vodacom South Africa. They use technology, education, health and youth projects to help people in need. Their main goals are to:
- Close the digital skills gap – teach people how to use modern tech.
- Support vulnerable communities – give them tools and knowledge.
- Give young people real work experience – help them start a career.
- Boost South Africa’s ICT capacity – make the country more tech‑ready.
They believe that with the right training, the next generation can thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
What Will You Do as an ICT Coordinator?
- Keep computer labs and equipment in good shape.
- Fix minor technical problems quickly.
- Check that the network is running smoothly.
- Help teachers, learners and staff use digital tools.
- Make sure learning environments stay online and functional.
Who Should Apply?
You need to meet these basic criteria:
- A Matric certificate with at least a 50% average.
- A qualification in IT Technical Support.
- Live within the area where your placement will be (one of the listed provinces).
- Be a South African citizen with a valid ID.
- Be between 18 and 35 years old.
Extra points:
- You must be ready to pass a police clearance check.
Only people who live in the listed regions will be considered, so make sure you are in one of those places before you apply.
Where Will You Work?
You could be placed in a school of excellence, an NGO, or an early childhood development centre. Here are the provinces where you might be working:
- Eastern Cape
- Free State
- Gauteng
- KwaZulu‑Natal
- Mpumalanga
- Northern Cape
- Western Cape
How to Apply
- Write a simple CV – include your name, contact details, education and any tech skills you have.
- Send it to youthacademyrecruit@vodacom.co.za.
- Check the deadline – make sure you send it before 24 November 2025, 4:30 pm.
Helpful Tips Before You Send
- Make sure your CV is clear and uses plain English.
- Highlight any part‑time jobs, volunteer work or school projects that show you can handle tech.
- If you’re not sure about your qualifications, double‑check that you have the required IT Technical Support certificate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need work experience?
No. This program is for people who may not have worked in IT before.Will I be paid?
Yes. You’ll receive a monthly stipend for the full two years.What qualifications do I need?
You must have a Matric certificate with 50% or more, and an IT Technical Support qualification.What if I don’t live in the listed areas?
Unfortunately, the placement is only for those living in those provinces.Is this a permanent job?
No, it is a two‑year placement. However, the experience can lead to other IT roles later.Will there be training?
Yes. You will receive on‑the‑job training and ongoing support.
CLOSING DATE: 24 NOVEMBER 2025
Final Notes
The Vodacom Foundation is not an official partner with any third‑party recruitment sites. All information is provided to raise awareness. Always double‑check details on the official Vodacom Foundation website or through their official contact channels. The programme may change or be cancelled at any time.
Good luck, and if you’re passionate about technology and helping people, this could be the perfect start to your career!
