Renaissance Women in Science Projects (RENWIS) has opened 50 places for its Advanced Emergency First Aid Responder Training Programme in Limpopo for 2026, and it could be the boost you need right now. Renaissance Women in Science Projects (RENWIS) is looking for unemployed young people who are not already receiving government support.
What the opportunity is
The programme offers training in advanced emergency first‑aid response. It will give you practical skills that can be used in workplaces, schools, sports venues and community settings. The training length, venue and stipend are not stated, so the focus is on gaining valuable first‑aid knowledge.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must:
- Be unemployed and aged 18 or older (no upper age limit is given)
- Live in the province of Limpopo
- Not be enrolled in any other government‑funded learnership, bursary or internship
- Provide a recently certified copy of your South African ID and your highest qualification
- Use the exact email subject line shown below
There is no requirement for prior first‑aid or work experience.
What you gain
Successful participants will learn:
- How to assess an emergency situation quickly
- Basic life‑support techniques, wound care and safe transport of patients
- Effective communication with emergency services while waiting for help
These skills improve your employability for entry‑level roles in health, safety, sports, education and community work.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather two documents: a clear, recently certified copy of your ID and a certified copy of your highest qualification.
- Name the files professionally, for example
Thabo_Mokoena_ID.pdfandThabo_Mokoena_Qualification.pdf. - Open a new email and type the subject line exactly as shown:
Application for First Aid Responder SP30150 - Write a brief message, e.g.:
- Dear RENWIS Programme Team,
- I would like to apply for the Advanced Emergency First Aid Responder Training Programme. My certified ID and qualification are attached.
- Kind regards,
Full name
Contact number
- Attach the two PDF files.
- Send the email to applications@renwis.co.site.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that your name and ID number are visible on both documents.
- Open each attachment from the draft email to confirm they display correctly.
- Keep the email subject line unchanged; RENWIS uses it to sort applications.
- Save the sent email in your “Sent” folder for future reference.
- If you are unsure whether the programme is still accepting applicants, call 068 778 3810 for confirmation.
Next steps after you apply
Because the advert does not list a closing date, apply as soon as possible. Only 50 spots are available, so early and complete applications are important. If you are shortlisted, ask RENWIS for details on:
- Exact training venue and municipality
- Start date and total programme length
- Daily schedule and attendance requirements
- Any stipend, transport, meals or accommodation provided
- Certificate or qualification you will receive
Having this information will help you plan travel and finances before the training begins.
Final thoughts
The RENWIS Advanced Emergency First Aid Responder Training Programme offers 50 unemployed youth in Limpopo a chance to develop practical life‑saving skills. All you need are a certified ID, a certified copy of your highest qualification and the correct email format. Submit your application promptly, follow the steps carefully, and you’ll be one step closer to boosting your employability in the safety and health sector.