Act fast – the GCC Skills Development learnership is open now for Cape Town youth, and the deadline is approaching. Learn more about this opportunity and see if you match the criteria.
What is the GCC Skills Development learnership?
The programme offers a structured learnership that combines on‑the‑job training with a recognised qualification. It is designed to give you real workplace experience and help you build a solid career foundation.
Who can apply?
Check the list below before you start your application. If you do not meet all the points, it is better to wait for a more suitable opening.
- Age: 18 – 28 years
- Location: Must live in Cape Town
- Education: Matric pass
- Target group: African female candidates
- Additional consideration: Applicants who are living with a disability
What will you gain?
The learnership provides:
- Practical work experience in a reputable company
- Mentorship from industry professionals
- Development of employability skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem‑solving
- A recognised qualification that can boost your CV
How to apply – step by step
- Gather all required documents (see the next section).
- Rename each file with a clear label – e.g., “CV”, “Certified ID”, “Matric Certificate”, “Bank Confirmation”.
- Compose a single email with the subject line: GCC Skills Development Learnership Submission.
- In the email body, write your full name, phone number, and a brief note confirming that the attachments are included.
- Attach all documents and send the email to placements@gcc-sd.com.
Documents you must attach
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of your ID
- Matric (or highest) qualification certificate
- Bank confirmation letter
- Tax clearance certificate
- Disability letter (if applicable)
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that every file is clear, legible, and correctly named.
- Make sure your CV is up to date and highlights any relevant volunteer work or part‑time jobs.
- Proofread the email body for spelling mistakes and verify your contact details.
- Submit early – many applicants wait until the last minute, and a rushed submission can contain errors.
Final thoughts
This learnership is a valuable step toward a skilled career, especially for young women and people with disabilities in Cape Town. If you meet the eligibility criteria, gather your documents, follow the application steps carefully, and send your email as soon as possible. A tidy, complete application shows you are serious and ready to make the most of this opportunity.