EWSETA & Sekhukhune TVET College Learnership Programme 2026 – Water and Wastewater Process Control (NQF Level 3)

Unemployed youth living in Limpopo now have an opportunity to gain valuable technical skills through a new learnership programme. The Energy and Water Sector Education and Training Authority (EWSETA), in partnership with Sekhukhune TVET College, is offering a Water and Wastewater Process Control Learnership Programme (NQF Level 3) for young people who want to build a career in the water services sector.

This learnership programme is designed to provide participants with practical workplace experience and accredited training in water and wastewater treatment operations. The programme will run for 12 months and will take place within the Ephraim Mogale Local Municipality in Limpopo.

The initiative aims to help unemployed youth gain technical skills that are in demand in the water and sanitation sector while improving their chances of securing employment in municipal services or related industries.

About the EWSETA Learnership Programme

The Water and Wastewater Process Control Learnership (NQF Level 3) focuses on developing skills required for operating and maintaining water treatment and wastewater processing systems.

During the programme, learners will receive structured training and practical exposure to the processes used in water purification and wastewater treatment facilities. This type of training is essential for ensuring communities have access to safe drinking water and properly managed sanitation systems.

Participants will gain knowledge in areas such as:

Water treatment and purification processes
Wastewater management and control
Monitoring and testing water quality
Safety procedures in water treatment plants
Equipment operation and maintenance

By completing this programme, learners will develop practical skills that can lead to employment opportunities within municipal water services, water treatment facilities, and environmental management sectors.

Learnership Position Details

Position: Water and Wastewater Process Control Learnership
Qualification Level: NQF Level 3
Programme Duration: 12 months
Training Location: Ephraim Mogale Local Municipality

This programme is specifically aimed at young people who are currently unemployed and want to gain technical training in the water and sanitation industry.

Minimum Requirements

Applicants who want to be considered for the programme must meet the following requirements:

Must have passed or completed Grade 12 (Matric)
Must be between 18 and 35 years old
Must reside within the Ephraim Mogale Local Municipality area
Must meet the entry requirements for the learnership programme

Meeting these requirements ensures that applicants are eligible for the programme and able to participate in the training activities.

Required Documents

Candidates must submit a complete application including the following documents:

Application letter clearly stating the name of the learnership
Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Certified copies of qualifications
Certified copy of South African ID
Proof of residence

Applicants are advised to ensure that all documents are certified and clearly readable before submitting their applications.

How to Apply

Applications for the learnership must be submitted in person.

📍 Hand deliver your application to:
LED Office
Ephraim Mogale Local Municipality

Applicants should ensure that their applications are submitted before the closing date to avoid missing this opportunity.

Important Notice

Applicants should note the following important instruction:

❗ WhatsApp applications or enquiries will NOT be accepted.

All applications must be submitted physically at the municipality office as instructed.

Closing Date

📅 Application Deadline: 17 March 2026

Late applications may not be considered, so interested candidates are encouraged to prepare their documents and apply as soon as possible.

Why This Learnership Matters

The learnership offered by Energy and Water Sector Education and Training Authority (EWSETA) and Sekhukhune TVET College plays an important role in developing technical skills within the water sector.

Water treatment and wastewater management are critical services that support public health, environmental sustainability, and community development. By participating in this programme, young people can gain skills that contribute directly to improving water infrastructure and sanitation systems.

For unemployed youth living in Ephraim Mogale Local Municipality, this learnership provides an excellent opportunity to gain training, experience, and a potential pathway into a meaningful career in the water and sanitation industry. 💧