In 2026, artificial intelligence can translate text instantly, generate speech in multiple accents, and even simulate conversations. Yet, despite these advances, learning a new language remains one of the most valuable skills a person can develop. Far from becoming obsolete, language learning has become more relevant in the AI era, supporting cognitive growth, deeper human … Read more
Access to higher education remains a challenge for many unemployed South African youth, especially those interested in careers within construction and infrastructure development. To address this gap, the Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) has officially opened applications for the Thapelo Madibeng Bursary Scheme 2026. This bursary programme supports unemployed students who wish to study … Read more
The Gateway to Construction Careers: South African Youth Learnership 2026 South Africa’s construction sector is facing a growing skills shortage, even as major infrastructure, housing and energy projects expand nationwide. Roads, schools, clinics and housing developments are planned across the country, yet thousands of artisan and entry-level construction roles remain unfilled due to a lack … Read more
If your NSFAS application for 2026 was rejected, submitting an appeal can be stressful—especially when you are waiting for funding to register or continue your studies. One of the most common questions students ask is: How long does an NSFAS appeal take in 2026? While NSFAS does not always provide exact dates, appeals follow a … Read more
Gauteng is home to several public Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges that are fully funded by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). These colleges fall under the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) and offer accredited qualifications that are recognised across South Africa. If you are an eligible South African … Read more
Important note:NSFAS funds ALL public universities and ALL public TVET colleges in South Africa. If an institution is public and registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), NSFAS funding is accepted for eligible students. Public Universities Funded by NSFAS (Full List) Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng KwaZulu-Natal Limpopo Mpumalanga North West Northern … Read more
Completing matric is a major milestone, but the decision that follows is even more important. Choosing the right course after matric can determine your career direction, income potential, and long-term stability. As South Africa moves into 2026, employers are no longer looking only at qualifications—they are looking for relevant, practical, and future-ready skills. This updated … Read more
Packaging Learnership 2026: Earn a R4,800 Monthly Stipend While Building In-Demand Skills Introduction: Get Paid to Learn a Skill That Keeps South Africa Moving Imagine earning R4,800 every month while gaining practical, job-ready skills in one of South Africa’s most stable industries. The Packaging Learnership 2026 is officially open for applications and offers unemployed youth … Read more
Youth unemployment in South Africa remains one of the country’s biggest challenges, with more than four in ten young people struggling to find work. For many, lack of experience and skills creates a cycle that feels impossible to break. The 2026 Warehouse Distribution Learnership offers a practical way out. This opportunity combines paid workplace training, … Read more
For many young South Africans, unemployment is not caused by a lack of motivation—but by a lack of access. Access to skills training, access to experience, and access to financial support while learning. The AFC Skills Academy 2026 programme addresses all three challenges by offering paid skills training with a monthly stipend of R5,500. Paid … Read more