Dynamic DNA, in proud partnership with the MICT SETA, invites applications for the Systems Development NQF Level 4 Learnership Programme specifically designed for persons living with disabilities. This initiative reflects a strong commitment to inclusivity and empowerment, offering youth the opportunity to gain both technical knowledge and workplace experience within the growing Information Technology (IT) sector.
This learnership is an excellent steppingstone for young South Africans with a passion for technology who are eager to build a career in systems development, coding, and software solutions. Participants will be exposed to both classroom training and practical workplace learning, ensuring that they graduate with skills that are in demand in the digital economy.
Why This Learnership Matters
South Africa continues to face a digital skills gap, and the IT sector is one of the fastest-growing industries globally. Programmes such as this are vital in equipping young people, particularly persons living with disabilities, with the technical and professional competencies to compete in today’s job market. By joining, learners not only gain nationally recognised qualifications but also improve their prospects for meaningful employment.
Minimum Entry Requirements
To be considered for this opportunity, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Must have Matric/Grade 12 with a minimum of 50% in Mathematics and English (essential).
- Must be unemployed at the time of application.
- Must have a valid disability certificate.
- Must live in close proximity to Randburg in order to attend on-campus classes.
- Must not be currently registered on another SETA-funded programme.
- Must be a South African citizen aged between 19 and 29 years.
What the Programme Offers
Successful candidates will embark on a 12-month structured learnership that blends theory and practical training. Learners will benefit from:
- Specialised IT skills development in systems design, coding, and software applications.
- Professional workplace exposure to apply knowledge in real-world environments.
- A monthly stipend, helping participants to focus fully on their studies and training.
- A nationally recognised NQF Level 4 qualification, boosting employability and career growth.
- An inclusive and supportive learning environment tailored to the needs of persons living with disabilities.
Location & Accessibility
The programme is based at Ferndale, Randburg, Johannesburg, where participants will attend in-person sessions. Dynamic DNA ensures that training facilities are accessible and accommodating, creating an enabling environment for all learners.
How to Apply
Interested applicants should prepare the following documents:
- A certified copy of their Matric certificate.
- A certified copy of their ID document.
- A valid disability certificate.
- A comprehensive CV with contact details.
APPLY FOR THE DYNAMIC DNA & MICT SETA SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT NQF LEVEL 4 LEARNERSHIP PROGRAMME HERE
Our Conclusion
The Dynamic DNA & MICT SETA Systems Development Learnership is more than just a skills programme—it’s a gateway to opportunities in one of the most in-demand sectors. If you are a young South African living with a disability and eager to step into the world of IT, this is your chance to unlock your potential, gain valuable experience, and shape your future with confidence.
CLOSING DATE: 17 OCTOBER 2025
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