Gijima Computer Technician Learnership 2026-2027: 12-Month NQF Level 5 Programme
About Gijima
Gijima is one of South Africa’s leading information and communications technology (ICT) companies, delivering innovative digital solutions to businesses and public sector organizations. The company specializes in IT infrastructure, managed services, software development, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and digital transformation initiatives that help clients improve operational efficiency.
With a strong national footprint, Gijima is committed to developing future ICT professionals through skills development, learnerships, internships, and graduate programmes. By investing in workplace learning, the company helps equip young South Africans with practical technical experience and industry-recognized qualifications that support long-term career growth within the technology sector.
About the Gijima Computer Technician Learnership 2026-2027
Gijima is inviting applications for its Occupational Certificate: Computer Technician (SAQA ID 101408) Learnership Programme. The programme will run for 12 months and offers 15 learnership opportunities for unemployed youth residing in Gauteng.
Location: Gauteng (Midrand)
Reference Number: JHB000190
Qualification: Occupational Certificate: Computer Technician (NQF Level 5)
SAQA ID: 101408
Duration: 12 Months
Number of Opportunities: 15
This learnership is designed to provide participants with practical knowledge and workplace experience in computer systems, hardware installation, software support, networking, IT maintenance, and troubleshooting. Learners will develop the technical competencies required to install, configure, maintain, and support computer technologies within a professional working environment.
Key Learning Areas
During the programme, learners will gain exposure to:
- Computer hardware installation and maintenance
- Software configuration and technical support
- Diagnosing and resolving computer-related issues
- Networking fundamentals and infrastructure support
- Installation and configuration of computer systems
- IT maintenance procedures and best practices.
Benefits
Participants will benefit from:
- A nationally recognised Occupational Certificate (NQF Level 5)
- Practical workplace experience in the ICT industry
- Technical skills development in computer support and networking
- Improved employability within the South African technology sector.
Learnership Requirements
Applicants must meet the following minimum requirements:
- Be a South African citizen
- Be between 18 and 34 years old (under 35 years as of 1 August 2026)
- Be currently unemployed
- Reside in Gauteng or surrounding areas
- Hold a Matric (Grade 12) Certificate with Mathematics and English
- Not be participating in another learnership or internship programme
- Have no criminal record
- Basic computer literacy and the ability to operate a personal computer
- Previous exposure to computing will be considered an advantage but is not compulsory
- Demonstrate a genuine interest in technology, including computer hardware, networking, software support, and IT infrastructure
- Possess strong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving abilities
- Have effective communication and interpersonal skills to provide professional technical support.
How to Apply
Applicants must complete the official online application form and upload all required supporting documents.
Required Documents
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Certified copy of Matric Certificate
- Certified copies of tertiary qualifications or certificates (if applicable)
- Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Closing Date
Applications must be submitted on or before 13 July 2026.
Applicants who do not receive any feedback by 31 July 2026 should regard their application as unsuccessful.
Only candidates who satisfy all the advertised requirements should submit an application.
For enquiries regarding the programme, applicants may contact Felicia Phasha.
Additional Notes
The original advertisement refers to candidates being “between 18 and under 35” while also stating they must be “under the age of 35 as of 1 August 2026.” These requirements have been consolidated for clarity, as they communicate the same eligibility criterion.
The advertisement does not specify whether a monthly stipend will be paid.
The official application must include all certified supporting documents to avoid disqualification.
