If you are a young person living in Tembisa or Kempton Park and looking for your first recognised IT qualification, the EASTC Technocentric Varsity End User Computing Learnership Programme (NQF Level 3) supported by MICTSETA could be exactly the stepping-stone you need in 2026.
This 12-month learnership gives unemployed youth a chance to gain structured digital skills training plus workplace readiness experience while earning a monthly stipend. Importantly, it targets entry-level candidates with Grade 12, meaning you do not need a university qualification to apply.
Quick Overview
Programme: End User Computing Learnership (NQF Level 3)
Training Provider: EASTC Technocentric Varsity
Partner: MICTSETA
Programme Duration: 12 months
Stipend: R2 500 per month
Number of Beneficiaries: 30
Minimum Qualification: Grade 12
Age Requirement: Under 35
Location Requirement: Tembisa or Kempton Park (Gauteng)
Application Method: Hand delivery only
Application Address: 48 Northrand Road, Kempton Park, 1619
Contact Person: Mogau Matentsi
Closing Date: 08 May 2026
What Is the End User Computing NQF Level 3 Learnership?
End User Computing is one of the most practical entry-level ICT qualifications available in South Africa. It focuses on teaching learners how to confidently operate computers in real workplace environments.
During this programme, learners typically gain skills such as:
- Using Microsoft Office tools effectively
- Managing digital documents
- Performing data capturing tasks
- Supporting basic IT users
- Understanding workplace communication systems
- Applying cybersecurity awareness practices
- Using internet-based productivity platforms
These are exactly the kinds of skills employers expect from candidates applying for roles such as:
- Administration Clerk
- Receptionist
- Data Capturer
- Office Assistant
- Call Centre Agent
- Junior IT Support Assistant
- Front Office Administrator
For many unemployed youth, this qualification becomes their first recognised workplace digital skills credential.
Minimum Requirements
To qualify for the EASTC End User Computing Learnership Programme, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Must have Grade 12
- Must be an unemployed South African citizen
- Must be under the age of 35
- Must not be enrolled in another training programme
- Must reside in Tembisa or Kempton Park
- Must submit an updated CV
- Must provide certified copies of ID and qualifications (not older than 3 months)
Meeting these requirements does not guarantee selection, but it ensures your application is considered.
Documents Required for Application
Prepare the following before visiting the application address:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of your ID
- Certified copy of your Matric certificate
- Proof of residence (if available)
- Any additional certificates related to computer literacy (optional but helpful)
Applications that arrive incomplete are often rejected before shortlisting.
Application Process
Applications must be submitted by hand delivery only.
There are no email applications accepted.
Submit your documents at:
48 Northrand Road
Kempton Park
1619
Ask for: Mogau Matentsi
This is important because many applicants lose opportunities simply by submitting incorrectly.
What You Will Gain From the Programme
Learners selected for this programme benefit from:
- Accredited ICT qualification (NQF Level 3)
- Workplace-ready digital literacy skills
- Exposure to structured training environment
- Monthly stipend support
- Increased employability confidence
- Stronger CV credibility
- Access to future MICTSETA pathways
Even though the stipend is modest at R2 500 per month, the long-term value of the qualification is significantly higher.
Who Should Apply Immediately
You should strongly consider applying if you:
- Live in Kempton Park or Tembisa
- Recently completed Grade 12
- Are unemployed
- Want to work in offices or corporate environments
- Want to build computer literacy credentials
- Are planning to apply for government internships later
This qualification strengthens your application profile across multiple sectors.
About MICTSETA’s Role in Supporting ICT Careers
MICTSETA supports digital skills development nationally. Programmes like this exist specifically to help unemployed youth access opportunities in:
- telecommunications
- IT support
- cybersecurity pathways
- digital administration
- media technologies
Completing a SETA-supported programme improves your chances of entering additional funded training opportunities later.
For readers planning long-term careers in ICT, this is an important entry route.
Edupstairs Advice for Applicants
Competition for SETA-funded learnerships increases every year.
To improve your chances:
- Submit your application early
- Ensure certification dates are within 3 months
- Print a clean CV format
- Include computer literacy exposure if available
- Dress neatly when submitting documents
- Ask politely for confirmation of submission
Small professional habits make a big difference during selection stages.
Also consider applying to multiple ICT learnerships at the same time rather than waiting for one outcome.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Is this learnership accredited?
Yes. It is aligned with the National Qualifications Framework through MICTSETA support.
- Do I need previous computer experience?
No. Basic exposure helps but is not required.
- Is the stipend guaranteed?
Yes. Selected learners receive approximately R2 500 monthly during the programme.
- Can applicants outside Kempton Park apply?
No. The programme specifically targets residents of Tembisa and Kempton Park.
- Can I apply by email?
No. Applications must be hand delivered only.
- Will I get a job after completing the programme?
Employment is not guaranteed, but your employability improves significantly.
CLOSING DATE: 08 MAY 2026
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