South West Gauteng TVET College and FoodBev SETA offer an exciting chance for 60 apprenticeships in 2026. These South West Gauteng TVET College & FoodBev SETA Apprenticeships 2026 target South African youth under 35 who want a solid start in technical careers. The partnership between South West Gauteng TVET College and the Food and Beverages Manufacturing Sector Education and Training Authority creates a strong programme for skilled artisans.
This article covers the programme details, trades available, who qualifies, documents needed, steps to apply, and key benefits. It helps young people see if this fits their goals in engineering fields.
Programme Overview
The South West Gauteng TVET College & FoodBev SETA Apprenticeships 2026 lasts 36 months. It fills 60 spots at Molapo Campus and Roodepoort West Campus in Gauteng. The programme suits people under 35 and trains them as artisans in key engineering trades.
Here are the quick facts:
- Programme: Centre of Specialisation (CoS) Apprenticeship Programme 2026
- Institution: South West Gauteng TVET College
- Partner: FoodBev SETA
- Type: Occupational Apprenticeship
- Duration: 36 Months
- Age Requirement: Under 35 years
Those selected sign an ETQA agreement and employment contract. They get structured training plus real workplace practice.
Trades Offered in the 2026 Intake
Three trades open for the 2026 intake. Each builds skills for high-demand jobs.
| Trade Name | Campus | Positions Available | Duration | Brief Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fitter and Turner | Molapo | 25 | 36 Months | Machining, assembling, and maintaining mechanical components used in industrial machinery across manufacturing, mining, and engineering industries. |
| Mechanical Fitter | Molapo | 25 | 36 Months | Installing, maintaining, and repairing industrial equipment such as pumps, turbines, and heavy machinery. |
| Electricians | Roodepoort West | 10 | 36 Months | Working on electrical infrastructure, industrial systems, and power installations in construction, manufacturing, and energy sectors. |
Fitters and Turners handle parts for factories and mines. They shape metal and fix machines that keep industries running.
Mechanical Fitters work on big equipment like pumps. Their skills help in plants where heavy gear needs regular care.
Electricians set up and fix power systems. They support buildings, factories, and energy projects with safe wiring.
Minimum Eligibility Requirements
For Fitter and Turner / Mechanical Fitter
Applicants need:
- Grade 12 with Pure Mathematics (technical subjects help)
- NCV Level 2-4: Fitting and Turning (21 subjects completed)
OR
- N2-N6 Mechanical Engineering (with Fitter and Turner Trade Theory)
For Electricians
Applicants need:
- Grade 12 with Pure Mathematics (technical subjects help)
- NCV Level 2-4: Electrical Infrastructure and Construction (21 subjects completed)
OR
- N2-N6 Electrical Engineering
All must be under 35 years old. South West Gauteng TVET College students get preference. Everyone faces assessment tests. Selected people sign an apprenticeship agreement.
Required Documents for Application
Gather these items to apply:
- Application letter that states the trade chosen
- Comprehensive CV
- Certified copy of ID
- Certified copies of qualifications
- Proof of address
- Proof of bank account
Applications without all items may get skipped.
How to Apply for the Apprenticeships
Follow these steps to submit:
- Prepare all required documents.
- Use the application link or go to Molapo Campus or Roodepoort West Campus.
- Submit by 13 March 2026.
For questions, call Ms. Mokoatle at Molapo Campus on 010 141 8090. Reach Mr. Ntube at Roodepoort West Campus on 010 141 3026. Offices open from 07h30 to 16h00.
Why Choose These Apprenticeships?
These spots bring real value:
- 36-month structured artisan training
- Nationally recognised Occupational Certificate
- Workplace experience in high-demand trades
- Pathway to becoming a qualified artisan
- Strong employability in engineering and manufacturing sectors
People who love technical work find a clear career path here.
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