Camblish Training Institute Telecommunication Network Operations Learnership Programme 2026

South African youth searching for real, skills-based opportunities in the fast-growing telecommunications sector should pay close attention. A 12-month Telecommunication Network Operations Learnership (NQF Level 4) has officially opened, offering practical workplace exposure, accredited training, and a monthly stipend of R2 500.

This opportunity is being offered by Camblish Training Institute, and is specifically aimed at unemployed youth and People With Disabilities (PWDs) based in Gauteng.

If you’ve been waiting for an entry point into ICT, call centres, network operations, or technical support roles, this could be the stepping stone that changes your career trajectory.

Quick Overview

Detail	Information
Programme	Telecommunication Network Operations Learnership
NQF Level	Level 4
Duration	12 Months
Structure	3 Months Theory + 9 Months Workplace Experience
Monthly Stipend	R2 500
Location	Gauteng
Target Group	Unemployed youth (18–34) & People With Disabilities
Minimum Requirement	Matric
Training Provider	Camblish Training Institute
Spaces	Limited
Application Method	Online form

Programme Structure (What You’ll Actually Be Doing)

First 3 Months – Theory Training

During the initial phase, learners undergo structured theoretical training covering:

Telecommunication fundamentals
Network operations basics
Customer interaction protocols
Call handling and escalation procedures
Workplace communication skills
Digital systems and basic troubleshooting

This phase ensures that learners understand how telecom environments work before entering the workplace.

Next 9 Months – Workplace Experience

The second phase is where the real growth happens.

Learners are placed in host companies where they gain exposure to:

Call centre environments
Network monitoring or support desks
Customer service operations
Technical administration
Real-time problem solving

Important Note:
Preference is given to applicants who can submit a Host Company Letter, confirming potential workplace placement for the 9-month practical component.

Eligibility Requirements

To qualify, applicants must meet all of the following:

Be unemployed
Be between 18 and 34 years old
Be based in Gauteng
Have Matric
Be fully committed to a 12-month programme
People With Disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply

This programme is not suitable for part-time availability or those currently studying full-time.

Monthly Stipend: What R2 500 Really Means

The R2 500 monthly stipend is designed to assist with:

Transport
Basic meals
Data or communication needs

While it is not a salary, it helps reduce the financial burden while you build experience that employers value.

Many learners who complete telecom learnerships go on to earn significantly higher entry-level salaries after placement.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted via the official Online form below:

APPLY FOR THE CAMBLISH TRAINING INSTITUTE TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK OPERATIONS LEARNERSHIP PROGRAMME 2026 HERE

To improve your chances:

Ensure your CV is updated and professional
Highlight any computer, communication, or customer service skills
If possible, secure a Host Company Letter
Apply early – spaces are limited

Use the Edupstairs CV Builder to create a clean, ATS-friendly CV before applying.

Before you Apply, Check the Edupstairs Youth Tools Hub below that can be helpful in your application

Edupstairs Advice (Read This Carefully)

At Edupstairs, we’ve seen one consistent pattern:

Youth who treat learnerships like real jobs are the ones who succeed.

If selected:

Be punctual
Be coachable
Ask questions
Build relationships at your host company
Treat every day as a long interview

Also, avoid relying on one application only. Continue applying for other verified learnerships, internships, and YES programmes listed on Edupstairs.

Career Growth Path After This Learnership

Completing a Telecommunication Network Operations Learnership can open doors to roles such as:

Call Centre Agent
Network Support Assistant
Customer Service Consultant
Technical Support Agent
Junior Network Operations Officer
ICT Support Technician

With experience, further certifications, and performance, you could progress into supervisory or specialist roles.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is this learnership accredited?

Yes. It is an NQF Level 4 learnership, which is nationally recognised.

Can I apply if I have no experience?

Yes. This programme is designed for entry-level candidates.

Is this only for People With Disabilities?

No. It is open to all qualifying applicants, but PWDs are encouraged to apply.

Do I need to pay any fees?

No legitimate learnership requires upfront payment. Be cautious of scams.

What happens after the 12 months?

Learners receive a qualification and workplace experience, which significantly improves employability.

CLOSING DATE: 31 DECEMBER 2025

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