ECD Learnership 2025 : Apply For A 12-Month Early Childhood Development Learnership With LearnSETA

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Are you passionate about making a difference in Early Childhood Development (ECD)? LearnSETA is offering a 12-month ECD learnership program for South African citizens aged 16-35. This opportunity equips you with an NQF-registered qualification and hands-on experience, preparing you for a meaningful career in ECD.

Applications close on 6 December 2024, with the program starting in early February 2025. Don’t miss this chance to enhance your skills and contribute to the community.

Quick Details

Role Title: ECD Learnership (12 Months Contract)
Location: Nationwide
Program Type: Work-based with NQF Qualification
Application Deadline: 6 December 2024

What to Expect in This Article

Detailed requirements to qualify for the learnership.
Key responsibilities and duties involved in the ECD learnership.
Insights into the structure and benefits of the program.

Also check: Compliance Officer (CP) Job Opportunity at National Credit Regulator

Requirements

To qualify for this opportunity, you must meet the following criteria:

Citizenship:
- Be a South African citizen.
Age:
- Between 16 and 35 years old.
Education:
- Have completed Matric/Grade 12, National Senior Certificate, or National Certificate (Vocational).
Skills:
- Specific skills may be required, such as computer literacy.
Agreements:
- Learnership Agreement: Details the responsibilities of the learner, employer, and training provider.
- Employment Contract: Applicable for the duration of the learnership.

Duties and Responsibilities

Participants in the ECD Learnership will be involved in:

Planning and Preparing: Organizing and planning for ECD services.
Facilitating and Monitoring: Supporting and mentoring the development of children.
Providing Care: Offering care and ensuring a safe environment for children.
Assessing Learning Outcomes: Conducting and evaluating assessments to measure learning progress.
Promoting Safety: Ensuring the health and safety of children in care.
Collaboration: Working with colleagues, families, and community systems to enhance development.
Managing Learning Programs: Developing and maintaining organized and effective learning programs.