KVR Training is offering a 12-month Business Administration Services Learnership Programme for 2026, aimed at unemployed South African youth with disabilities. This learnership, based in Kempton Park, Gauteng, provides practical workplace experience while working towards a nationally recognised qualification.
About the Learnership
The programme spans one year and leads to the National Certificate: Business Administration Services at NQF Level 3, accredited by the Services SETA. Participants will develop skills in business communication, reception and customer service, meeting coordination, computer literacy, and workplace behaviour. These competencies are valuable in various industries including government, finance, retail, healthcare, and education.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Be a South African citizen.
- Be between 18 and 28 years old.
- Have a Matric certificate or equivalent.
- Identify as a person with a disability.
- Be currently unemployed and not studying full-time.
- Possess good communication and organisational skills.
- Be available to commit to the full 12-month learnership in Kempton Park.
- Be able to work independently and within a team.
Stipend and Duration
The learnership is a fixed-term programme lasting 12 months, offering a monthly stipend of R5,196. While this stipend provides financial support, it is not equivalent to a full salary. There is no guaranteed employment after completion.
What You Will Learn
Participants will gain practical skills useful across many sectors, including:
- Professional communication and writing of business correspondence.
- Customer service and front office skills, including reception duties.
- Organising meetings and coordinating events.
- Computer literacy and conducting business-related research.
- Working effectively within teams and understanding workplace dynamics.
Location and Application Deadline
This programme is located in Kempton Park, Gauteng, and is accepting applications until 31 October 2026.
Application Process
Applications must be submitted online through the SAYouth portal. Prospective applicants should prepare key documents before applying, including a South African ID, Matric certificate or results, updated CV, and any disability-related documentation if required. It is important to check eligibility thoroughly and provide accurate information on the application form.
To apply, visit the official SAYouth application page. You may need to create an SAYouth account if you do not already have one.
Important Considerations
This learnership is specifically intended for persons with disabilities; applicants should confirm any additional requirements or reasonable accommodations by contacting the programme through the SAYouth platform. While previous work experience is not required, applicants must meet all stated eligibility criteria and complete the application screening process.
