Ready to start a paid three‑year electrician apprenticeship that leads toward a Red Seal certificate? Ekurhuleni West TVET College is accepting applications now, so don’t wait – the deadline is this Friday at noon.
What the opportunity is
The college’s Tembisa Campus is offering an Electrician Apprenticeship (reference EWC/TEM/02/COS ELECTRICIAN). The programme runs for three years, combines classroom learning with hands‑on trade work, and includes a paid stipend (the exact amount is not disclosed).
Who can apply – eligibility
You must have one of the following qualifications:
- National Senior Certificate with Mathematics and Science
- NC(V) Level 4 Electrical
- N3 Electrical
Make sure the qualification you list matches the wording above and that your results are clearly shown on your documents.
What you gain
- Structured training recognised in the electrical trade
- Practical experience on real jobs
- Progress toward a Red Seal electrician credential
- Monthly stipend while you study
How to apply – step‑by‑step
- Gather the required documents:
- Full curriculum vitae highlighting your electrical training
- Three contactable references – include their email addresses (no phone numbers)
- Certified copy of your ID document
- Certified copies of your qualifications or result sheets
- Prepare a clear cover note that states the apprenticeship title and reference (EWC/TEM/02/COS ELECTRICIAN).
- Deliver the complete package to:
Ekurhuleni West TVET College – Tembisa Campus
09 Morogoro Street, Esiqongweni Section, Tembisa, 1632You may hand‑deliver it or send it by courier. Email submissions are not accepted.
- Make sure the package arrives before 12:00 on 18 September 2026. Anything after that will be rejected.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that each reference’s email address works and that they have agreed to be contacted.
- Bring certified copies of your driver’s licence and any additional qualifications in case the college asks for them during shortlisting.
- Be prepared for medical and placement assessments – they are part of the selection process but do not guarantee acceptance.
- If you applied before and were not selected, you may reapply. Submit a fresh, complete application rather than re‑using old paperwork.
- Keep your contact details up to date so the college can reach you quickly after the deadline.
Next steps
If you have questions about the apprenticeship, contact the Projects Administrator, Mr MM Mthethwa:
Email: mm.mthethwa@ewc.co.za
Phone: 010 023 3763
Remember, submitting your documents does not guarantee a place, but a well‑prepared application gives you the best possible chance. Get your paperwork together, deliver it on time, and take the first step toward a rewarding electrical career.