Seta Learnerships - What Are They And How Do You Get One?


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SETA, which stands for Sector Education and Training Authority, is a national skills development program aimed at developing in all sectors. But how do you get their leadership? Who qualifies for their funding and much do they pay? read more to find out.

 


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SETA's main function is to facilitate skills development by establishing learning programmes such as learnerships, skills programmes, internships and other strategic learning initiatives. This is done through the disbursement of grants to employers and training providers.

Who qualifies for SETA funding

In order to qualify for funding, applicants must be between the age of 18 and 30. Candidates are also required to have a detailed curriculum vitae with contactable references and any information they feel may be pertinent to their application. 

Applicants are also required to include certified copies of all relevant certificates, and proof of address that are no older than three months. Candidates must also be permanent South African residents and citizens.

Additionally, most candidates will also be required to have the following:

  • Matric
  • English (read, write and speak)
  • Computer literate
  • Candidates must not have a permanent employment
  • Be self-motivated and a team player
  • Candidates must not be registered with any other institute for a leadership
  • Candidates must not be studying at an institute of higher learning
  • Flexibility with a commitment to learning, but moreover willingness to work

What Types of Learnerships Are Available?

Annually, SETA offers a wide variety of Learnerships including the ones listed below.

  • Hygiene and Cleaning
  • Labour Recruitment Consultancy
  • Funeral Services
  • Funeral Directing
  • Marketing and Sales
  • Customer Management
  • Call/Contact Centre Operator
  • Call/Contact Centre Management
  • Secretarial
  • Administration
  • Property Practitioner
  • Business Advertising
  • Public Relations
  • Beauty Technology
  • Nail Technology
  • Hairdressing
  • Business Practice
  • Project Management

How much does SETA pay for Learnerships?

The Seta responsible will pay a monthly stipend to each learner on the Learnership as part of their training to gain work experience. The exact amount is specified in the Department of Labour's Sectoral Determination for Learnerships and varies depending on the academic level of the particular Learnership.  Seta learnerships have a variety of closing dates, depending on the availability of the learnership.

Register with Careers Portal to get the latest Learnerships sent directly to you.

 

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