Faranani IT Services has just opened 50 fully funded Construction Health and Safety learnership places for unemployed South Africans living with disabilities. The programme starts now, so you should act quickly while the vacancy is still open.
What is the learnership?
This is a full‑time NQF Level 3 learnership delivered by Learning 4 Life in Johannesburg and Pretoria. From day one you will receive a monthly stipend, personal protective equipment and all learning materials. The learnership also includes workplace experience, mentoring and disability‑related support.
Who can apply?
You are eligible if you meet all of the following:
- South African citizen
- Living with a disability
- Currently unemployed
- Have completed Grade 10 or an equivalent qualification
- Can attend full‑time training in Johannesburg or Pretoria
- Are willing to take part in workplace‑based learning
- Will follow all health‑ and‑safety rules at the work site
There is no age limit and you do not need a Matric certificate – Grade 10 is enough.
What will you gain?
You will work towards the National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety. The qualification is:
- Registered at NQF Level 3
- SAQA ID 77063
- Accredited by the Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA)
The course teaches you how to spot hazards, use personal protective equipment, follow safety procedures and support compliance on construction sites. You also earn a nationally recognised certificate that can open doors in the construction industry.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents:
- Updated CV
- Proof of Grade 10 (or equivalent)
- South African ID copy
- Current contact details
- Disability documentation (e.g., medical report or assessment)
- Details of any reasonable accommodation you need
- Visit the official application portal: Apply here.
- Complete the online form carefully. Double‑check each answer before you hit submit.
- Upload your CV and supporting documents.
- Submit the application and keep a copy of everything you sent.
Tips to improve your chances
- Tailor your CV to show the required items – citizenship, disability status, unemployment, Grade 10, and interest in construction health and safety.
- Highlight any safety‑related experience, even from school projects, community work or volunteer roles.
- Clearly state the accommodation or assistive tools you need; this helps the recruiter match you to the right support.
- Make sure your phone number and email are up to date – recruiters will contact you quickly.
- Submit as soon as possible; only 50 spots are available and no closing date is published.
Final thoughts
This learnership offers a rare, fully funded pathway into the construction sector for unemployed South Africans with disabilities. You will earn a recognised Level 3 certificate, receive a stipend from day one, and get the support you need to succeed. If you meet the Grade 10 requirement and can attend training in Johannesburg or Pretoria, don’t wait – apply now while the vacancy is still open.