Practical information for South African job seekers, learners, and students.
A SETA — Sector Education and Training Authority — is a government body that funds skills training in South Africa. There are 21 SETAs, each responsible for a different sector of the economy.
4 min · Updated 20 April 2026
A learnership is a structured training programme combining classroom learning with real work experience. You earn a nationally recognised qualification AND a monthly stipend — and it's completely free to apply for.
5 min · Updated 2 April 2026
Applying for a learnership doesn't have to be complicated. This step-by-step guide covers everything — from checking your eligibility to submitting your application. Never pay to apply.
6 min · Updated 3 April 2026
Learnership scams are widespread in South Africa. Fake opportunities advertised on social media cost job seekers thousands of rands every year. Here's how to protect yourself.
5 min · Updated 3 June 2026
The NQF — National Qualifications Framework — classifies all South African qualifications from Level 1 to Level 10. Understanding it helps you know exactly which opportunities you qualify for.
4 min · Updated 5 April 2026
NSFAS covers tuition, accommodation, and a living allowance for students at public universities and TVET colleges. No repayment required for most students.
5 min · Updated 6 April 2026
Your CV is the first filter between you and a learnership. A clean, 2-page CV with the right information gives you a real advantage over hundreds of applications.
5 min · Updated 7 April 2026