Apprenticeships are structured workplace-based training programmes designed to produce qualified artisans in fields like engineering, construction, mechanics, and electrical work. They are a vital part of South Africa’s strategy to develop skilled tradespeople and reduce youth unemployment.
At MyInfoHub, we list reliable apprenticeship opportunities and official links to government-accredited providers. All listings are verified — no scam adverts or third-party recruiters.
An apprenticeship combines on-the-job training with theoretical instruction at a registered training centre or TVET college. Participants gain real industry experience while working toward becoming certified artisans.
These programmes are overseen by the National Artisan Moderation Body (NAMB) and coordinated through TVET colleges and registered employers.
Here are official and trusted platforms where apprenticeships are advertised:
Last updated: November 2025 – Information verified via DHET and NAMB.
Disclaimer: MyInfoHub does not directly manage apprenticeship applications. Apply through official government or company channels only.
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