As South Africa’s economy evolves, new jobs and opportunities are emerging across industries. Whether you’re a student, job seeker, or entrepreneur, learning the right skills in demand for 2025–2026 can help you stand out and secure stable employment.
The Department of Higher Education & Training (DHET) and leading job platforms highlight these priority skills as the most in demand for the coming years:
You don’t always need university degrees — there are accessible ways to start learning and build experience:
Based on data from Jobs Portal South Africa, DHET, and LinkedIn’s 2025 job trends, these sectors are expected to grow the fastest:
Beware of fake job posts or training schemes that ask for money. MyInfoHub does not recruit, sell certificates, or charge for job placement. Always verify listings on official .gov.za or registered company websites.
Last updated: November 2025 | Source: DHET, MyInfoHub Research Desk
Disclaimer: Information provided is for general guidance. Always confirm opportunities directly with official providers.
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