West Coast TVET College is inviting unemployed young South Africans to apply for its National Skills Fund (NSF)-Funded Skills Programmes 2026. These fully funded programmes provide practical training over 75 days, with participants receiving a daily stipend paid monthly to help cover transport and other training-related expenses.
Quick Overview
| Programme | NSF-Funded Skills Programmes 2026 |
|---|---|
| Institution | West Coast TVET College |
| Funding | National Skills Fund (NSF) |
| Training Duration | 75 Days |
| Location | Western Cape |
| Age Requirement | 18–35 years |
| Stipend | Daily allowance (paid monthly) |
| Closing Date | 13 July 2026 |
| Application Method | Online via the West Coast TVET College Portal |
| Persons with Disabilities | Strongly encouraged to apply |
About the National Skills Fund (NSF)
The National Skills Fund (NSF) is a South African government initiative that funds education and skills development programmes aimed at reducing unemployment and addressing critical skills shortages.
Through NSF funding, eligible unemployed individuals receive free training while gaining practical skills that improve their employment prospects.
Available Programmes
Accredited Training (75 Days)
Malmesbury Campus
ICB Junior Bookkeeping
- Available Positions: 10
- Minimum Requirement: Grade 10
- Prior accounting knowledge is advantageous.
International Computer Driver’s Licence (ICDL)
- Available Positions: 10
- Minimum Requirement: Grade 10
- Basic computer literacy is recommended.
Non-Accredited Short Skills Training (75 Days)
Vredenburg Campus
- CBMT Boilermaker Phase 1 & 2 – 10 positions
- CBMT Welder Phase 1 & 2 – 10 positions
Atlantis Campus
- CBMT Bricklayer Phase 1 & 2 – 10 positions
- CBMT Fitter and Turner Phase 1 & 2 – 10 positions
- CBMT Electrical Phase 1 & 2 – 10 positions
Minimum Requirements
For the engineering and construction programmes, applicants must:
- Be between 18 and 35 years old
- Be unemployed
- Have a minimum of Grade 9
- Be a South African citizen
- Persons living with disabilities are encouraged to apply
For the accredited bookkeeping and ICDL programmes, applicants must have at least Grade 10.
Stipend
Successful participants will receive:
- A daily stipend
- Paid monthly throughout the 75-day training period
The college has confirmed that a stipend will be paid, although the daily amount has not been specified.
Required Documents
Applicants must upload certified copies of:
- Updated CV
- South African ID
- Proof of address
- Highest qualification
Important: Certified documents must not be older than three months.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted online through the official West Coast TVET College application portal.
Before applying:
- Ensure all required documents are certified.
- Check that your contact details are correct.
- Apply for a programme that matches your qualifications.
- Submit your application before the closing date.
Note: Previous applicants must submit a new application.
Campus Contacts
Vredenburg Campus
- Fransuette Links
- Tel: 022 713 3167
Atlantis Campus
- Angela Donn: 021 577 1729
- Bonita Carney: 021 577 1727
Malmesbury Campus
- Rondene Brink
- Tel: 022 482 2851
Why Apply?
These NSF-funded programmes offer an opportunity to:
- Gain practical, industry-relevant skills at no cost.
- Receive a monthly stipend while training.
- Improve your employability in sectors such as engineering, construction, administration, and information technology.
- Build a foundation for future employment, apprenticeships, or further studies.
Closing Date
13 July 2026
Late applications may not be considered, so applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible.