This learnership offers more than just practical experience; it provides a route into a sector that consistently requires skilled workers, given South Africa’s ongoing need for clean water, sanitation, and trained operators.
Additionally, participants will receive a R3,000 monthly allowance over the 9 to 12-month program, which is designed for young people, particularly those from Impendle.
EWSETA Learnership Overview:
- Programme Name: EWSETA Learnership Opportunities
- Qualification: NC: Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Operations
- Qualification ID: 58951
- Programme Type: Learnership
- NQF Level: 2
- Number of Learners Needed: 50 (Unemployed, age 18–34)
- Salary R3,000 per month
- Place: Impendle, KwaZulu-Natal
- Duration: 9–12 months
- Preference: Impendle youth members will be given first preference
- Application Method: Email or Drop-off Submission Box
Learnership Descriptions:
To qualify, you must meet the following minimum requirements:
1) Citizenship
- South African citizen with a valid ID
2) Age Requirement
- Youth between 18 and 34 years old
3) Education Requirement
- From Grade 10 (minimum)
4) Skills/Competency
You need to possess fundamental abilities in:
- Mathematical Literacy
- communication
- writing skills
- interpersonal skills
5) Employment Status
You must be:
- presently without work
- not participating in other educational or training courses
6) Work Experience
- No previous experience required
7) Disability Inclusion
- People living with disabilities are encouraged to apply
If selected, you will be expected to:
- Go to all classes from the approved trainer.
- Do your work tasks and keep a record.
- Pass all your tests.
This is important to understand:
A learnership is not “free money.” You must show commitment and discipline, because you’ll be assessed throughout.
All documents must be clear and certified in 2026.
Your application must include:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of ID
- Certified copy of highest qualification OR statement of results
- Proof of residence
Edupstairs Tip: What does “certified in 2026” mean?
- It means you must take your documents to be stamped and certified during 2026 (not an older year).
- If you submit documents certified in 2025, your application may be rejected.
Application Process:
You can apply in TWO ways:
Option 1: Apply by Email
Send your application to: admin@eminencebs.co.za
What to put in the email
Subject line suggestion:
- “EWSETA Water & Wastewater Learnership Application – Impendle”
- Attach all required documents in one email (preferably PDF format)
- Pro tip: Name your files clearly
Drop your documents at:
- Drop-off Location: Impendle Thusong Centre
- Address: No: 38 IKhwezi Street, Impendle (UMDM Customer Centre)
- Drop-off Time: 08:00 to 16:00
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