LAST CHANCE TO APPLY: If you've got grade 10 or grade 12 you could qualify for one of these four Learnerships that are available now from the City of Polokwane.
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The City of Polokwane in partnership with Mahube Training and Development hereby invites applications from unemployed young people.
- Ref:01 Learnership: Electrical Engineering NQF Level 2 (15 Learners) Minimum: Grade 10 with Maths as subject
- Ref:02 Learnership: Water and Wastewater Treatment NQF Level 2 (15 Learners) Minimum: Grade 12
- Ref:03 Learnership: Water and Wastewater Reticulation NQF Level 2 (15 Learners) Minimum: Grade 12
- Ref:04 Learnership: Landscape NQF Level 3 (30 learners) Minimum: Grade 12
Conditions:
- Applicants should be South African citizens, aged 18-45
- Applicants should be residents within the jurisdiction of Polokwane Municipality
- Applicants should be unemployed and should not have participated on the Learnership/ARPL Programme before
- Successful candidates will be subjected to security vetting
Detailed CVs with a signed covering letter quoting the relevant Learnership programme and reference number applied for, ID, certified copies of qualifications and proof of residence strictly from authorized traditional leaders or municipal rates and taxes (all stamped) should be hand delivered on the 9th floor office no 904 and 905 at the Civic Centre corner Landros Mare and Bodenstein Streets.
If you are applying for more than one (1) programme please submit separate applications for each. Should you not hear from us within three months of the closingdate, plese consider your application as unsuccessful. We thank all applicants for the interest shown.
Closing date: 24th June 2025
Time: 12:30
HOW TO APPLY
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE DETAILS ON THE CITY WEBSITE
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