Free Tech Training : Dynamic DNA & MICT SETA Learnership (NQF4) Starts Soon!

The Systems Development Learnership is a one-year training program run by Dynamic DNA with support from MICT SETA. Students learn coding basics and get hands-on experience in IT systems. The program includes both classroom learning & real workplace training. This helps students prepare for their first job in tech. Students work with databases and learn practical coding skills. They also get help from experienced mentors throughout the program. At the end students earn a Level 4 NQF certificate that employers recognize nationwide. The program is perfect for beginners who want to start a career in IT. It offers a direct path to entry-level tech jobs through practical learning and real work experience.

Program Overview

Eligibility Criteria

To apply you need a high school diploma with math and English subjects. Some programs accept NQF Level 3 with extra courses. You must be a South African citizen or have a valid work permit. Most training spots are for people without jobs. Age limits often range from 19 to 29 years old but this can change. You should know how to use basic computer programs like Microsoft Office and email. You also need to be able to attend training at the company location.

Benefits of the Learner ship

• Monthly stipend (support while you train).
• NQF Level 4 certificate (MICT SETA aligned).
• Real workplace experience
• Better hiring prospects for junior roles (developer, support technician, tester) or further studies.

Application Filing Procedure

You need to get these documents ready: a certified copy of your ID and your high school diploma or recent grades. Also include your resume and a brief letter explaining why you want to apply. Don’t forget to add proof of where you live.

• Apply for the learnership by filling out the online form on Dynamic DNA’s website.
• Send your application before the deadline listed in the job post below.
• We will contact you for a test & interview if you make it to our final list of candidates.
• If you get picked you’ll need to sign the training contract. After that, you can begin your mixed program of classroom learning & work experience.

Selection Procedure

• Resume & document review. We check your CV and all supporting documents to make sure they meet our requirements.
• Computer Skills Check: Quick Test Take this short test to show us what you know about computers and how well you can solve problems. It’s a simple way for us to understand your basic tech knowledge and thinking abilities. The test is fast and straightforward.
• The interview will focus on three main areas. First, we want to learn about what drives you & your career goals. Next, we’ll discuss how dependable you are at work and your ability to handle tasks. Finally we’ll ask some standard questions about working in an office setting. The interview will be straightforward and help us understand if you’re a good fit for the job.
• Before training begins we need to assign positions and get all contracts signed.

Important Dates to be noted

• Closing date (social post advert): 1 September 2025 (recent Dynamic DNA social advert).
• Closing date (job board listing): 24 September 2025.

FAQ

Q1: Do I need coding experience to apply?
A: No. You don’t need prior coding skills. Basic computer knowledge (typing, email, MS Office) and a strong willingness to learn are enough. The course teaches programming from the basics.

Q2: Will I receive money during the learnership?
A: Yes — most intakes pay a monthly stipend to help with transport and food. The exact amount changes by intake, so check the specific advert before you apply.

Q3: How do I prepare for the selection test and interview?
A: Practice basic logic questions and typing. Refresh simple computer tasks (folders, email). For interviews, be clear about why you want IT, give honest examples of teamwork or learning, dress neatly, and arrive on time.