The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) provides business funding, employment support and skills programmes to help young South Africans build a better future. If you’re aged 18–35, you may qualify for entrepreneurship grants, learnerships or job placements.
Important: MyInfoHub is an independent platform and not affiliated with NYDA. Always confirm details on the official NYDA website before applying.
Apply for funding to start or grow a youth-led business. Includes mentorship, equipment support and non-repayable grants.
NYDA Business Grant — Full Guide →
NYDA partners with public and private organisations to provide vocational training, digital skills and entrepreneurship development.
Skills Programmes & Training — How to Apply →
Find job placements, graduate internships and temporary work experience programmes like YES (Youth Employment Service).
Youth Employment & Internships — Start Here →
Only apply through official NYDA or trusted partner websites. Do not pay “fees” to anyone claiming to fast-track applications.
Grant Scam Awareness — Stay Safe →
Is the NYDA grant free?
Yes — if you qualify, it does not need to be repaid.
Do I need a registered business?
Some programmes require registration, but support is available to help you register.
Can students apply?
Yes, as long as you meet the 18–35 age requirement.
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