Training & Empowerment Academy Learnership 2026 – R1 050 + Laptop

Right now, the Training & Empowerment Academy is opening a 12‑month learnership that can help unemployed South Africans gain real workplace skills without travelling to a classroom.

What the learnership offers

The programme mixes online lessons with hands‑on work experience. Classes run every day, and the whole course lasts for one year. Successful learners in the current intake also receive a R1,050 monthly stipend and a laptop to use during training.

Who can apply

  • South African residents who are currently unemployed.
  • Young people, especially those with disabilities, Black South Africans and women.
  • Applicants must have reliable internet, stable electricity and a quiet place to study.
  • No specific qualification is required for every pathway, but you will need to meet the entry criteria of the chosen qualification.
  • The intake has no published closing date, so submit your application as soon as possible.

What you will gain

  • A recognized qualification that combines theory and practice.
  • Practical workplace exposure that can improve future job prospects.
  • Monthly financial support of R1,050 while you study.
  • A laptop (for successful learners) to complete the online components.
  • Assistance with job placement or further study after the learnership ends.

How to apply – step by step

  1. Gather your documents: an up‑to‑date CV, a certified copy of your ID, a certified copy of your highest qualification and any extra paperwork the programme may request.
  2. Make sure all scanned files are clear and legible.
  3. Write an email to info@teacademy.co.za. Use the subject line: Tea Academy Learnership 2026 – Your Name.
  4. Attach all required documents to the email.
  5. Send the email and keep a copy for your records.

Tips to improve your chances

  • Check that your internet connection can handle daily video classes; a backup data plan is useful.
  • Set up a quiet study space and plan a daily timetable for the classes.
  • Proofread your CV and ensure it highlights any previous training, volunteer work or skills.
  • Be honest about your qualifications – the programme will match you with a suitable pathway.
  • Follow up politely if you do not receive a confirmation within a week.

Next steps

Prepare your documents now and send your application email today. Even though the programme does not guarantee a permanent job, it gives you valuable skills, a qualification and support that can open doors to employment later.

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