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Sales and Short-Term Insurance Skills Learnership Programme for Unemployed Youth 2026

Sales and Short-Term Insurance Skills Learnership Programme for Unemployed Youth 2026

 

South African youth who are looking to gain practical workplace skills and improve their chances of employment now have an exciting opportunity to apply for the Sales and Short-Term Insurance Skills Learnership Programme offered by Capricorn TVET College.

The programme is funded through the National Skills Fund and is designed to equip unemployed youth with valuable skills that are relevant to the insurance and sales sectors. Participants will receive training over a period of 75 days and will also receive a daily stipend based on attendance.

With South Africa’s unemployment rate remaining a major challenge, short skills programmes such as this one can provide a pathway into industries that continue to require trained and competent employees.

The programme will be implemented at Capricorn TVET College’s Ramokgopa Campus, where all classroom activities will take place.

Quick Overview

Programme: Sales and Short-Term Insurance Skills Learnership Programme

Institution: Capricorn TVET College

Funding: National Skills Fund (NSF)

Location: Ramokgopa Campus, Limpopo

Duration: 75 Days

Stipend: R100 per day (attendance-based, paid monthly)

Minimum Qualification:

  • Grade 11 or Grade 12
  • Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy required

Application Method:

  • Online application only

Closing Date: 05 June 2026

Target Group:

  • South African youth

 

 

About Capricorn TVET College

Capricorn TVET College is one of South Africa’s public Technical and Vocational Education and Training institutions operating under the Department of Higher Education and Training.

The college serves communities across Limpopo Province and offers a variety of vocational, occupational and skills development programmes aimed at preparing learners for employment and entrepreneurship.

Through partnerships with government departments, SETAs, the National Skills Fund and industry stakeholders, Capricorn TVET College regularly provides opportunities that help youth gain practical skills and workplace readiness.

About the Sales and Short-Term Insurance Skills Programme

The programme focuses on two important areas:

Sales Skills

Participants will learn:

  • Customer service techniques
  • Sales communication skills
  • Relationship building
  • Marketing fundamentals
  • Professional conduct in business environments
  • Customer retention strategies

Short-Term Insurance Skills

Participants may gain exposure to:

  • Insurance principles
  • Risk management basics
  • Insurance products and services
  • Claims processes
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Client advisory skills

These skills are highly relevant for employment opportunities in:

  • Insurance companies
  • Financial service providers
  • Call centres
  • Customer service environments
  • Sales departments
  • Retail financial services

Stipend Information

Successful candidates will receive:

  • R100 per day stipend
  • Payment based on attendance
  • Paid at month-end

It is important to note that the stipend is intended to assist learners with participation costs such as transport and daily expenses while attending training.

Learners should ensure that they attend all scheduled training sessions because absenteeism may affect stipend payments.

Programme Duration

The programme will run for: 75 days

The exact commencement date will be communicated directly to successful applicants after the selection process has been completed.

 

 

Minimum Requirements

To qualify, applicants must meet the following minimum requirements:

  • Be a South African citizen
  • Have Grade 11 or Grade 12
  • Have Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy as part of their school subjects
  • Be interested in sales and insurance-related careers
  • Be available to attend training at Ramokgopa Campus

Applicants who meet these requirements are encouraged to apply before the closing date.

Required Supporting Documents

Applicants must upload certified copies of the following documents.

Documents must be certified within the last three months:

  • Grade 11 report or Grade 12 certificate
  • South African ID document
  • Next of kin’s ID document
  • Proof of residence

Before applying, ensure that all documents are clear, readable and certified correctly.

How to Apply

All applications must be submitted online.

Applications will be accepted only through the official application portal:

Application Portal: https://capricorn.coltech.co.za

Follow these steps:

  1. Visit the online application portal.
  2. Create an account if required.
  3. Complete the online application form.
  4. Upload all required certified documents.
  5. Review your information carefully.
  6. Submit your application before the deadline.

Applicants should keep copies of all submitted documents for their records.

Important Notes

Applicants should take note of the following conditions:

  • No faxed applications will be accepted.
  • No walk-in applications will be accepted.
  • No posted applications will be accepted.
  • No emailed applications will be accepted.
  • Late applications will not be considered.
  • Employed individuals do not qualify.
  • Persons currently registered with another institution of higher learning do not qualify.
  • Previous applicants are encouraged to re-apply.
  • Capricorn TVET College reserves the right to amend or withdraw the opportunity at any time.

For enquiries, applicants may contact the CELS section on:

  • Telephone: (015) 230 1800

 

 

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Edupstairs Advice

If you plan to apply:

  • Apply as early as possible.
  • Ensure all certified documents are clear and up to date.
  • Double-check your contact details.
  • Use an active cellphone number and email address.
  • Prepare a professional CV for future opportunities.
  • Keep checking Edupstairs daily for similar skills programmes, learnerships, internships and bursaries.

Remember that opportunities funded by the National Skills Fund often attract large numbers of applicants. Early applications are generally recommended.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Who can apply?

South African youth who have Grade 11 or Grade 12 with Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy.

  • Is a matric certificate compulsory?

No. Applicants may apply with either a Grade 11 report or a Grade 12 certificate.

  • Is there a stipend?

Yes. Successful learners will receive R100 per day based on attendance.

  • How long is the programme?

The programme will run for 75 days.

  • Where will training take place?

Training will be conducted at Capricorn TVET College’s Ramokgopa Campus.

  • Can employed people apply?

No. Employed individuals do not qualify.

  • Can university or TVET students apply?

No. Individuals currently registered at an institution of higher learning do not qualify.

  • How must applications be submitted?

Applications must be submitted online through the official application portal.

  • What is the closing date?

The closing date is 05 June 2026.

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