Meriting Youth Development and Imsimbi Training are offering free training on the Business Admin Services course to unemployed youth. At the end, successful learners will gain an NQF 4 certificate worth 140 Credits.
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30 bursaries are available for Business Administration Services NQF L4 worth 140 Credits.
All candidates wishing to have a career in administration as a personal assistant, office administrator, secretary, receptionist, legal secretary will find this qualification your stepping stone into a career. This course can be offered as a 12 month or 6 month programme made up of six modules each.
Course date: 2 March to 24 April 2026
Venue: Braamfontein (JHB)
Normal cost of course: R25,000
This Qualification is for any individual who is or wishes to be involved in the Administration
function within any industry, or non-commercial venture/organization. The Core Component of the
Qualification offers the learner knowledge and skills in the Management of Records,
Comprehension of written and verbal texts, Business Writing, Problem Solving, Ethics, Cultural
Awareness, Self Management and Self Development, Project Teamwork and Business Policies
and Procedures. The Qualification through its Elective Component enables the learner to
specialize in areas of Administration such as Reception, Executive Administration, Financial
Literacy, Relationship Management, Legal Knowledge, Communication, Project Administration
and Support, Call Centre Administration and Human Resources.
How To Apply
Please submit applications to [email protected] or [email protected]
Submit your CV, ID, Highest Qualification, and Confirmation letter.
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