Apply for Systems Development Learnership (NQF 4) 2025 – Dynamic DNA & MICT SETA
Dynamic DNA, a leading digital skills training provider in South Africa, has partnered with the MICT SETA to offer unemployed youth the opportunity to enter the technology sector. The Systems Development Learnership (NQF 4) 2025 is now open, offering hands-on training and nationally recognised qualifications to help you build a career in ICT.
About the Programme
This learnership is designed for young people who are serious about starting a career in IT and software development. You’ll gain both classroom knowledge and workplace experience, giving you the practical skills employers are looking for.
Dynamic DNA is known for creating a supportive learning environment, with mentorship from industry professionals to guide you throughout the programme. By completing this learnership, you’ll not only walk away with solid digital skills but also a qualification that can open doors to long-term opportunities in the tech sector.
Minimum Requirements
To qualify, applicants must:
- Have completed Matric with Mathematics and English (compulsory).
- Be unemployed at the time of applying.
- Live in or near Randburg to attend in-person classes.
- Not be part of another SETA-funded programme.
- Be a South African citizen, aged 19–29 years old.
What You’ll Learn
- Basic coding and software development principles.
- Practical IT skills to solve workplace problems.
- Communication and teamwork in a professional environment.
- Digital skills that match industry needs.
How to Apply
Click here to apply for the Systems Development Learnership Programme 2025
Mzansi4Youth Tip
When applying for ICT-related opportunities, highlight any technical exposure you already have — even if it’s self-taught skills like coding tutorials, Excel formulas, or running a small project. Employers and training providers appreciate initiative, so mention these in your CV or motivation letter.
