Ikhala TVET College has officially opened applications for a Long-Term Insurance – NQF Level 4 Learnership at its Queenstown Campus. The programme runs for 12 months and offers unemployed youth a structured pathway into the growing financial services and insurance sector.
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Applications open on 02 March 2026 and close on 06 March 2026. Space is limited, which means early preparation is essential.
If you are between 18 and 35 years old, unemployed, and have passed Matric with Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy and English, this opportunity could change your future.
Quick Overview
Programme: Long-Term Insurance Learnership
Qualification Level: NQF Level 4
Duration: 12 Months
Campus: Queenstown Campus
Institution: Ikhala TVET College
Application Opening Date: 02 March 2026
Application Closing Date: 06 March 2026
Age Requirement: 18–35 years
Employment Status: Must be unemployed
Minimum Qualification: Matric with Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy and English
Required Documents:
- Certified ID copy
- Certified Matric certificate
- Certified Next of Kin ID
Application Method: Online at www.ikhala.edu.za
Contact Numbers: - 047 873 8871 (Ms Zinja)
- 047 873 8892 (Ms Sothuko)
What Is the Long-Term Insurance NQF Level 4 Qualification?
The NQF Level 4 qualification in Long-Term Insurance is a nationally recognized occupational qualification. It is roughly equivalent to a Grade 12 certificate but specialized within the insurance industry.
This programme focuses on:
- Understanding long-term insurance products (life policies, funeral cover, retirement annuities)
- Customer service in financial services
- Regulatory and compliance requirements
- Basic financial advisory principles
- Administrative processes in insurance companies
- Ethics and professionalism in financial services
The insurance industry is regulated and structured. This qualification provides formal entry into the sector and can serve as a foundation for further specialization in financial advisory, underwriting, or claims administration.
Who Can Apply?
To qualify for this learnership, you must meet the following criteria:
- Be aged between 18 and 35 years
- Be unemployed at the time of application
- Have passed Matric
- Have Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
- Have English as a subject
This programme is specifically designed for unemployed youth. If you are currently studying or employed, you may not qualify.
Required Documents
Applicants must prepare the following certified documents:
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Certified copy of Matric certificate
- Certified copy of Next of Kin ID
Certification should typically not be older than three months. Always ensure documents are clear and readable before uploading.
Application Process
Applications must be submitted online through the official Ikhala TVET College website: www.ikhala.edu.za
Because the application window is short (02–06 March 2026), preparation is key.
Steps to apply:
- Prepare certified documents in advance
- Ensure scanned copies are clear
- Visit the official website
- Complete the online application form
- Upload required documents
- Submit before closing date
If you encounter issues, you may contact:
- 047 873 8871 (Ms Zinja)
- 047 873 8892 (Ms Sothuko)
How Edupstairs Helps You Prepare
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- Youth Employment Eligibility Checker
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- Edupstairs Internship / Learnership Eligibility Checker
- Edupstairs Financial Literacy Mini-School
- Grow your Confidence – 30-day Challenge
- SA Bursary Probability Checker
- Edupstairs Simple CV Builder Tool
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- Edupstairs Learnership Application Checklist Tool
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- SA Youth Apprenticeship Readiness Quiz
- Edupstairs Learnership Stipend Calculator Tool
- NSFAS Funding Eligibility Checker Tool
- Edupstairs Qualification-to-Career Pathways Tool
- South African Salary Explorer Tool
- TVET College Enrolment Eligibility Checker Tool
- Edupstairs Career Personality Tool
- Daily Career Score Tracker
- Learnership and Internship Readiness Quiz
Edupstairs Advice for Applicants
As a youth-focused career platform, we recommend the following:
- Apply early
- Double-check document certification
- Use our Government Vacancy Eligibility Checker before applying
- Explore our Financial Literacy Mini-School for preparation
- Improve your communication skills
- Practice professional email etiquette
Insurance careers require strong interpersonal communication. Start building confidence now.
You can also explore:
- Our guide on How to Apply for TVET College Opportunities
- Our SETA-funded Learnership Application Guide
- Our SA Youth Career Readiness Quiz
Preparation separates successful applicants from unsuccessful ones.
Career Growth Path After This Qualification
Completing an NQF Level 4 in Long-Term Insurance opens multiple pathways.
Short-Term Growth:
- Insurance administrator
- Call centre consultant
- Policy servicing consultant
- Claims processing clerk
Medium-Term Growth:
- Junior financial advisor
- Underwriter assistant
- Compliance assistant
- Client relationship officer
Long-Term Growth:
- Financial advisor
- Insurance broker
- Portfolio manager
- Branch manager
- Independent insurance entrepreneur
You can also pursue further qualifications such as:
- NQF Level 5 in Wealth Management
- Regulatory Exam (RE5) certification
- Diploma in Financial Planning
The financial services industry rewards continuous learning. This qualification can be your first stepping stone.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this programme paid?
Learnerships often include stipends, but always confirm details directly with the college.
- Is it only for Queenstown residents?
The programme is based at Queenstown Campus, but applicants from surrounding areas may apply.
- Can I apply if I am studying part-time?
If you are considered unemployed and not registered in another funded programme, you may qualify. Confirm with the college.
- What happens after 12 months?
You receive an NQF Level 4 qualification. Employment is not guaranteed but significantly improved.
- Is this nationally recognized?
Yes. NQF Level 4 qualifications are recognized across South Africa.
CLOSING DATE: 06 MARCH 2026
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