The National Youth Service Phase 4 offers many different opportunities, spread across all the provinces, to allow South African youth to gain work experience while earning an income.
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Applications are now open for phase 4 of the National Youth Service. There are many opportunities for young people to gain work experience in these paid job programmes.
There are many different opportunities, spread across all the provinces, which will allow South African youth to gain work experience and earn an income. And then on top of that they will has the opportunity to make a difference in their community?
Phase 4 of the programme is providing 6 month placements, so if you aren't planning on studying till next year this could be perfect for you.
Who Can Apply For The NYS?
• South African citizens who are aged 18–35
• Must life near the opportunity offered
• Must be currently unemployed (not in education, employment, or training)
• Must NOT have participated in previous NYS phases
• Must be easily accessible to the location of the
HOW TO APPLY
Click on sayouth.me/nys
This will take you to the SAYouth side and if you don't have an account yet you will need to register. No data is needed for this website.
The SAYouth website will show you the opportunities that are available near to where you live.
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