SDC Learnership Programme for Unemployed Youth
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (SDC) LEARNERSHIP
SDC Learnership Programme for Unemployed South Africans
SDC Calls for unemployed South African with Grade 12 / 11 who are currently not studying and interested in doing “Further education and Training Certificate course for their 2025 Students Intake.
Learner Estimated Stipend R5000 PM
More Learnerships that SDC offer:
- -National Certificate: Business Administration
- -Further Education and Training Certificate: Generic Management
- -National Certificate: Management
- – National Certificate: Information Technology: End User Computing
- – Further education and Training Certificate
LEARNER APPLICATION PROCESS
Who is eligible to apply?
As investment in learnerships is essential for achieving top B-BBEE ratings, The Skills Development Corporation aims to provide a platform for businesses to fund B-BBEE-certified learnerships and skills programs for their current workforce or the unemployed youth.
As we identify the gap in each of our client’s B-BBEE Skills Development portfolios, we are able to identify and source learners for learnerships.
The criteria to become a learner at SDC are as follows, and learners must comply with all to be eligible:
- Living with a Disability* or Abled
- B-BBEE Black Person (African, Indian or Coloured)
- South African Citizen
- Minimum of Grade 12
- Must be available for 12-month learnership program
- Must attend mandatory practical training
According to the Employment Equity Act 55 of 1998, people are considered persons with disabilities when they have a physical or mental impairment that is long-term or recurring, which limits their prospects of entry into or advancement in employment.
An impairment may be physical or mental, or a combination of both. Physical refers to a partial or total loss of bodily function and includes sensory impairments. Mental impairment refers to a clinically recognized condition or illness affecting the person’s thought processes, judgment, or emotions.