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Excavator Skills Development Training for Unemployed Youth 2025

Excavator Skills Development Training for Unemployed Youth 2025
Written by Sifiso Mhlongo

 

 

Harry Gwala District Municipality invites unemployed youth to apply for their Youth Skills Development Training: Operating an excavator and A Grader for 12 Learners 2025. The closing date for applications is the 23rd May 2025

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

  • Applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 35
  • A Comprehensive CV and written proof of residential address form ward councilor
  • Certified copies of your documents e.g. Identity Document
  • A successful applicant must be available to attend training in a venue determined by the municipality and the training service provider.

APPLICATIONS:

Applications must be hand delivered at Harry Gwala District Municipality, 40 main Street, Ixopo, 3276

Please Note: Incomplete and late applications will not be considered. Communication will be limited to successful applicants. Preference will be given to local youth applicants.

 

DOWNLOAD THE EXCAVATOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING ADVERT HERE

 

CLOSING DATE: 23 MAY 2025

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About the author

Sifiso Mhlongo

Sifiso Mhlongo is the Founder and Editor of Edupstairs, one of South Africa's leading online platforms for education, careers, and employment opportunities. Passionate about empowering young people, he is dedicated to making learnerships, internships, bursaries, graduate programmes, and job opportunities more accessible through clear, practical, and trustworthy content.

With a background in education and digital publishing, Sifiso leads Edupstairs' editorial strategy, ensuring every article is accurate, relevant, and designed to help South Africans make informed career decisions.
Contact: sifisomhlongo@edupstairs.org

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