Greycode’s Internet of Things (IoT) skills programme is open for applications and the deadline is fast approaching. If you live in Vhembe District and want to start a career in technology, you have only a few weeks left to apply. The programme is backed by MICT SETA, so the training meets national standards.
What the programme offers
The programme runs for three months and focuses on four core areas: basic electronics, programming fundamentals, IoT essentials, and robotics basics. Training will be held at the University of Venda Centre for Entrepreneurship and Rapid Incubation, in partnership with Vhembe Technical and Vocational Education and Training College. Participants will receive a stipend during the training period.
Eligibility – Who can apply?
You must have a National Qualifications Framework (NQF) Level 4 qualification or an equivalent certificate. You must also reside in the Vhembe District. The programme requires daily attendance, so consider your travel time and other commitments before you apply.
If you are unsure whether your qualification meets the requirement, call the programme team on 061 464 9923 for clarification.
What you will gain
By the end of the three months you will be able to:
- Identify and work with electronic components.
- Write simple code that controls devices.
- Connect sensors and actuators to create IoT solutions.
- Build and program basic robotic systems.
These skills are useful for many entry‑level jobs in electronics, automation, and smart‑technology services.
How to apply – Step‑by‑step
- Visit the official Greycode online application form.
- Enter your personal details – name, ID number, date of birth, contact info, and address.
- Provide your education information – school name, qualification, and Admission Point Score.
- Describe any relevant skills or work experience.
- Write a short motivation (see tips below).
- Upload your CV in PDF, DOC, or DOCX format (max 5 MB).
- Choose the “Venda intake” option.
- Review all information, accept the declaration, and submit before 11 September 2026.
Save a copy of the confirmation page for your records.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that your ID number and qualification details are correct.
- In the motivation, link your background, the skills you want to learn, and a real‑world problem you would like to solve with technology.
- Mention any school projects, personal gadgets, or hobby work that shows interest in electronics or programming.
- Use clear, honest language – many applicants worry about “standing out”; a genuine story is often more compelling than flashy claims.
- Confirm the stipend amount and transport costs with the organisers before budgeting.
Final thoughts and next steps
This MICT SETA‑endorsed IoT skills programme can give you a solid foundation in modern technology and open doors to entry‑level positions. Make sure you meet the eligibility criteria, prepare the required documents, and submit a clear motivation. Apply before the 11 September 2026 deadline and take the first step toward a tech career.