Young people in the Western Cape looking for training in construction can now join the Provincial government's new internship programme that's available at 6 locations across the province.
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Are you an unemployed young person looking to kickstart a career in the construction industry? The Western Cape Government (WCG) Department of Infrastructure is offering an exciting training opportunity aimed at equipping youth with practical skills to build a better future.
This initiative is part of the department’s commitment to youth development and economic empowerment by opening pathways into the South African construction sector.
What the Programme Offers
Successful applicants will gain valuable knowledge and hands-on experience through a structured training programme that includes:
- Theoretical and practical training facilitated at an accredited TVET college (public or private).
- On-site experience working on real construction projects.
- Exposure to health and safety regulations applicable to the construction environment.
- Training in maintaining clean and safe work areas.
- Completion of administrative tasks related to site operations and compliance.
Why You Should Apply
This is more than just a skills programme — it’s a stepping stone into formal employment within one of South Africa’s most in-demand sectors. The construction industry offers diverse career paths, from bricklaying and carpentry to site supervision and project management.
By joining this training programme, you will:
- Boost your employability through industry-relevant skills.
- Gain practical site experience.
- Receive training aligned with national construction standards.
Who Should Apply?
This opportunity is open to:
- Unemployed youth based in the Western Cape.
- Individuals who are eager to work in the construction sector.
- Candidates who are willing to participate in both college-based training and on-site work.
HOW TO APPLY
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