Overview
Focused credit-bearing skills interventions for wholesale and retail workplaces. This page brings together guidance and live catalogue records so users can understand the pathway before applying.
Who this is for
Learners, students, graduates, workers and job seekers exploring Skills Programmes opportunities connected to Advertising, film and electronic media, electronics, information technology and telecommunications..
Typical eligibility and entry requirements
Eligibility is programme-specific. Check the current MICT SETA funding window, employer, qualification and provider requirements before applying.
Duration varies according to the qualification, project and programme design.
Funding, stipends and allowances are not automatic and depend on the specific funded intervention, employer or grant window.
The amount of workplace learning depends on the programme structure. Check the specific opportunity or qualification requirements.
How applications normally work
Apply only when MICT SETA, an employer, accredited provider or partner publishes an official opportunity. Confirm the closing date, eligibility rules and application channel before submitting.
Documents you may need
- Identification document
- Updated CV where requested
- Highest qualification or academic record
- Certificates or statement of results where relevant
- Any programme-specific supporting documents
Career and progression opportunities
- Build sector-relevant skills
- Gain workplace or learning progression where applicable
- Prepare for related career opportunities
What can come next?
Compare related pathways and NQF levels on the MICT SETA hub to identify possible next steps.
Important to know
Programme availability changes according to funding, employer demand and approved projects. Edupstairs does not guarantee placement, funding or a stipend.