Maponya Mall End‑User Computing Skills 2026 – 6‑week training

Unemployed youth with a Matric certificate can boost their computer confidence in just six weeks by joining the Maponya Mall Community Hub End-User Computing Short Skills Programme – an opportunity that starts soon.

What the opportunity is

The programme is a six‑week short skills course that teaches basic computer and IT skills used in everyday workplaces. It is run from the Maponya Mall Community Hub and focuses on practical digital literacy such as creating documents, using spreadsheets, sending professional emails and navigating common online tools.

Who can apply

To be eligible you must:

  • Be between 18 and 34 years old
  • Have a Matric (Grade 12) qualification
  • Be currently unemployed (preferred but not mandatory)
  • Show an interest in learning basic IT skills
  • Be able to attend the full six‑week schedule

Meeting these criteria does not guarantee selection, but it makes you a suitable candidate.

What you will gain

During the six weeks you can expect to improve:

  • Basic computer operation and typing speed
  • Creating and formatting Word documents
  • Working with Excel spreadsheets
  • Designing simple PowerPoint presentations
  • Composing professional emails
  • Researching information safely on the internet
  • Organising digital files and folders

These skills increase your confidence for interviews, office‑based jobs, internships and future learnerships.

How to apply – step by step

  1. Check that you meet all eligibility requirements.
  2. Visit the official application portal: official online application portal.
  3. Complete the RSVP form with accurate personal details.
  4. Confirm that you can attend the whole six‑week programme.
  5. Submit the form before the closing date.

Tips to improve your chances

  • Double‑check that all information on the RSVP form is correct.
  • Use a clear, professional email address when applying.
  • Write a brief motivation note explaining why you need the training and how you will use the skills.
  • Be ready to attend every session – attendance is a key factor.
  • If selected, treat the programme seriously from day one; punctuality and a positive attitude are noticed.

Next steps

If you meet the requirements, submit your RSVP today. Even if you are not selected, the process gives you practice filling out official applications – a useful skill itself. Use the knowledge gained from this programme as a stepping stone toward an IT Level 4 NQF learnership or other entry‑level roles.

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