Road Accident Fund (RAF) Technology and Digital Learnerships 2026

Who can apply

• Grade 12 / Matric certificate.
• South African citizenship.
• Unemployed status.
• 18–23 years

How to apply

Applications are submitted directly to Road Accident Fund RAF - we do not collect applications. Read the eligibility criteria, prepare your supporting documents, then complete your application on the official page.

Full details

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) invites unemployed South African youth who have completed Matric to apply for the Technology and Digital Learnership Programme 2026.

Learnership Application Closing Date: 25 August 2026

Learnership Locations: Pretoria, Johannesburg, East London, Durban and Cape Town, South Africa

RAF Technology and Digital Learnership Programme 2026

The Road Accident Fund is offering Technology and Digital Learnership opportunities aimed at unemployed young South Africans who want to gain workplace experience in Information and Communication Technology.

The programme runs for:

12 months

and is aimed at applicants who have completed:

Grade 12 / Matric

According to the supplied information, applicants must generally be between:

18 and 23 years old

Learnership Programme Overview

Organisation: Road Accident FundProgramme: Technology and Digital Learnership Programme 2026Target Group: Unemployed South African youthMinimum Qualification: Grade 12 / MatricAge Requirement: 18 - 23 yearsDuration: 12 monthsLocations: Pretoria, Johannesburg, East London, Durban and Cape TownClosing Date: 25 August 2026Application Method: Online

Available RAF Technology and Digital Learnership Locations

Opportunities are available in:

• Pretoria
• Johannesburg
• East London
• Durban
• Cape Town

Applicants should use the application link for the location where they want to apply.

Minimum Requirements

Applicants must have:

The supplied information also states that the programme is aimed at youth aged:

18 - 23 years

What Learners Will Do

Successful learners may gain practical exposure to:

• Hardware troubleshooting.
• Operating system troubleshooting.
• Software troubleshooting.
• User-profile issues.
• Internet and network connectivity problems.
• General desktop support.
• Business application installation.
• Business application configuration.
• Business application troubleshooting.
• Supporting employees with technical problems.

Microsoft Intune and Device Management

Participants may also learn how to:

• Monitor devices through Microsoft Intune.
• Manage devices.
• Check device compliance.
• Identify non-compliant devices.
• Apply corrective actions.
• Support organisational device policies.

Security Updates and Patching

Learners may assist with:

• Manual security patches.
• Software updates.
• Checking whether devices have the required security updates.
• Supporting the maintenance of secure ICT devices.

User Support

Successful learners may respond to:

• User calls.
• ICT incidents.
• Regional ICT support requests.
• Desktop-related queries.

They may also provide direct technical assistance to users.

ICT Equipment Support

The programme may provide exposure to troubleshooting:

• Computers.
• Monitors.
• Keyboards.
• Mice.
• Docking stations.
• Printers.
• Other ICT equipment.

ICT Asset Verification

Learners may assist with:

• Asset verification.
• Checking ICT equipment records.
• Confirming equipment assignment.
• Ensuring ICT assets are properly accounted for.

Printer Support

The programme may include:

• Printer connectivity troubleshooting.
• Printer driver troubleshooting.
• Printer configuration.
• Printing issues.
• Hardware-related printer problems.

Skills and Competencies

Applicants should demonstrate:

• Written communication skills.
• Verbal communication skills.
• Interpersonal skills.
• Attention to detail.
• Desire and ability to learn.
• Self-motivation.
• Basic computer skills.
• Ability to prioritise tasks.
• Integrity.
• Compassion.
• Accountability.
• Respect.
• Excellence.
• Empathy.

Required Application Documents

Applicants must submit:

• Certified copy of Grade 12 / Matric certificate.
• Certified copy of South African ID.
• CV.
• Motivational letter.

Applicants should ensure that documents are clear and complete before submitting their application.

How to Apply for RAF Technology and Digital Learnership - Pretoria

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How to Apply for RAF Technology and Digital Learnership - Johannesburg

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How to Apply for RAF Technology and Digital Learnership - East London

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How to Apply for RAF Technology and Digital Learnership - Durban

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How to Apply for RAF Technology and Digital Learnership - Cape Town

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Learnership Application Closing Date

Applications close on:

25 August 2026

Applicants should submit their applications before the deadline.

Important Application Notes

Applicants should note that:

• The programme runs for 12 months.
• It is aimed at unemployed South African youth.
• Grade 12 / Matric is required.
• Applicants are generally required to be aged 18 - 23.
• Opportunities are available in Pretoria, Johannesburg, East London, Durban and Cape Town.
• Learners will gain practical exposure to desktop support, ICT troubleshooting, device management and user support.
• Certified Matric and ID copies are required.
• A CV and motivational letter are required.
• Applicants should use the direct application link for their preferred location.
• Applications close on 25 August 2026.

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