iLearn Learnership Application Guide
This iLearn learnership application guide explains the provider’s general entry criteria, documents and official application route. It is not an advert for a confirmed new intake. A specific closing date, number of places, employer placement and stipend amount have not been confirmed.
Who can submit an iLearn learnership application?
iLearn’s general learnership information invites unemployed South African citizens aged 18 to 34 from previously disadvantaged groups, identified on its page as African, Coloured and Indian applicants. It lists a Grade 10 pass as the minimum and includes applicants living with disabilities.
However, this does not mean every programme accepts Grade 10. The provider’s separate guidance says eligibility depends on the course and often includes Matric. Read the criteria for the particular opportunity before deciding whether you qualify.
Documents to prepare
The general document checklist includes your CV, evidence of your highest qualification, a certified identity document, your SARS or income-tax number, proof of residence and disability evidence where applicable. For disability evidence, iLearn requests confirmation from a treating or diagnosing doctor with professional registration and contact details. Submitted information is subject to verification.
What the training involves
A learnership combines study with workplace practice towards a recognised qualification. iLearn describes full-time attendance on its general learnership page. Its broader guidance notes that duration and delivery arrangements differ between courses, with full learnerships typically lasting around twelve months. Confirm the actual schedule and workplace requirements before accepting an offer.
iLearn says unemployed learnerships include a monthly stipend. It does not give one standard amount for all applicants. Funding and availability depend on the programme, so do not budget around a payment figure from an unrelated social-media advert.
How to apply
Use the official application page below and follow the instructions displayed there. Review any programme-specific requirements and supply only the documents requested through the official process. If the form does not appear or you cannot complete it, use the contact options on iLearn’s own website for guidance.
Before submitting, check that your phone number and email address are correct, your qualification is described accurately, and each document is clear and complete. Keep a copy of what you submit and any confirmation you receive. These practical checks help you keep track of your application; they do not guarantee selection or placement.
Official application and information links
Open the iLearn learnership application page. You can also read iLearn’s general eligibility and document guidance and its programme information.
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