Striving Mind Trading 289 Learnerships 2026
Striving Mind Trading 289 Learnerships 2026
Striving Mind Trading 289 is inviting unemployed South Africans living with disabilities to apply for its 2026/2027 Learnership Programmes. Successful applicants will participate in a 12-month training programme and receive a monthly stipend of R2,500.
The initiative aims to provide practical workplace skills, accredited training, and valuable experience that can improve future employment opportunities.
Closing Date: 13 June 2026
Available Learnership Programmes
Striving Mind Trading 289 Learnerships 2026
Applicants can choose from the following accredited programmes:
Poultry Production Learnership
- SAQA ID: 49578
- NQF Level: 3
- Reference Number: 01/PP/2026/2027-NSF
This programme focuses on poultry farming, livestock care, and agricultural production skills.
Mixed Farming Learnership
- SAQA ID: 48971
- NQF Level: 2
- Reference Number: 02/MF/2026-2027-NSF
Learners will gain exposure to crop production, livestock management, and general farming practices.
Clothing Manufacturing Learnership
- SAQA ID: 50584
- NQF Level: 1
- Reference Number: 03/CM/2026-2027-NSF
This programme is designed for individuals interested in sewing, garment production, and textile manufacturing.
Furniture Making Learnership
- SAQA ID: 49105
- NQF Level: 2
- Reference Number: 04/FM/2026-2027-NSF
Learners will receive training in furniture production, woodworking, and manufacturing techniques.
Programme Duration
Striving Mind Trading 289 Learnerships 2026
The learnership will run for 12 months. Participants must be available for the entire programme and actively participate in training sessions, assessments, and practical workplace activities.
Monthly Stipend
Striving Mind Trading 289 Learnerships 2026
Successful learners will receive a monthly stipend of R2,500 during the programme.
The stipend is intended to assist with:
- Transport costs
- Meals
- Communication expenses
- Personal needs during training
Minimum Requirements
Applicants must:
- Be a South African citizen with a valid ID
- Be living with a disability
- Be unemployed
- Have a minimum of Grade 10
- Not be participating in another learnership programme
- Have no criminal record
- Be willing to complete the full 12-month programme
Benefits of the Learnership
Participants will benefit from:
- Accredited training
- Practical workplace experience
- Monthly stipend support
- Improved employability
- Industry-relevant skills
- Career development opportunities
- Enhanced CV and work experience
Skills Learners May Develop
Striving Mind Trading 289 Learnerships 2026
Depending on the programme selected, learners may gain skills in:
- Poultry production
- Farming operations
- Sewing and garment construction
- Furniture manufacturing
- Workplace communication
- Teamwork
- Time management
- Problem-solving
- Occupational health and safety
Required Documents
Striving Mind Trading 289 Learnerships 2026
Applicants must submit:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Certified copies of qualifications
- Proof of disability where applicable
Ensure all documents are certified and clearly readable.
How to Apply
Email Applications
Send applications to:
Include the correct reference number in the email subject line.
Example:
Application for Poultry Production Learnership – 01/PP/2026/2027-NSF
or
Application for Furniture Making Learnership – 04/FM/2026-2027-NSF
Hand Delivery Applications
Applications may also be delivered to:
Bosele School for the Blind and Deaf
Office of the Principal
Important Notes
- Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
- Late applications may not be considered.
- Applicants who do not receive feedback within 14 days after the closing date should consider their application unsuccessful.
- Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee selection.
Application Checklist
Before submitting your application, ensure that:
- Your CV is updated
- ID copy is certified
- Qualification copies are certified
- The correct reference number is included
- Contact details are correct
- You meet all eligibility requirements
- The application is submitted before 13 June 2026
Closing Date
13 June 2026
Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications as early as possible to avoid missing the deadline.
Final Thoughts
The Striving Mind Trading 289 Learnerships 2026 offer an excellent opportunity for unemployed South Africans living with disabilities to gain accredited training, workplace experience, and practical skills in agriculture, manufacturing, and production sectors. With a monthly stipend of R2,500 and recognised qualifications, these programmes can help learners build a stronger foundation for future employment and career growth.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Who can apply for the Striving Mind Trading 289 Learnerships 2026?
The programme is open to unemployed South African citizens living with disabilities who have a minimum qualification of Grade 10 and are not currently participating in another learnership.
2. How much is the monthly stipend?
Successful learners will receive a monthly stipend of R2,500 for the duration of the programme.
3. How long does the learnership programme run?
The learnership programme runs for 12 months and includes both theoretical and practical workplace training.
4. Which learnership programmes are available?
The available programmes include:
- Poultry Production
- Mixed Farming
- Clothing Manufacturing
- Furniture Making
5. What qualifications can learners obtain?
Learners will work towards nationally recognised qualifications aligned with the programme they choose and the relevant NQF level.
6. What documents are required when applying?
Applicants must submit:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Certified copies of qualifications
- Supporting disability documentation where applicable
7. How do I apply?
Applications can be emailed to admin@strivingmindtrade.co.za or submitted by hand at Bosele School for the Blind and Deaf, Office of the Principal.
8. What is the closing date?
The closing date for applications is 13 June 2026.
9. Will all applicants be contacted?
No. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you do not receive feedback within 14 days after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
10. Can I apply for more than one programme?
Applicants are encouraged to apply for the programme that best matches their interests and career goals. Ensure the correct reference number is included in your application.
External Links
- National Skills Fund (NSF): https://www.nationalskillsfund.org.za
- Department of Employment and Labour: https://www.labour.gov.za
- South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA): https://www.saqa.org.za
- Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO): https://www.qcto.org.za
- National Career Advice Portal: https://ncap.careerhelp.org.za
- Government Services Portal: https://www.gov.za
- Department of Higher Education and Training: https://www.dhet.gov.za
- NSFAS Official Website: https://www.nsfas.org.za