MAZIV Offers a 12-Month Learnership With a Stipend and Mentorship

The MAZIV learnership combines theoretical learning, practical workplace experience and mentorship. The benefits include a stipend for 12 months, although no rand amount is provided. This is a targeted opportunity with important rules about residence, study and previous training.

MAZIV learnership overview

The official vacancy is titled Learnership Programme – MAZIV Cape Town. It was posted on 22 October 2026 and is a contract opportunity in the Western Cape. The general duration field says nine to twelve months, but the specific requirements say applicants must be available for the full twelve months.

Eligibility

Applicants must be unemployed South African citizens aged 18–35, living in the Western Cape, with Grade 12. They may not be studying full-time or part-time, and must not be currently or previously enrolled in a learnership.

Documents and application

Prepare certified copies of your ID and Matric certificate, plus an updated CV showing your physical address. Unclear or incomplete documents are not accepted. Apply through MAZIV’s official recruitment page. No closing date or stipend amount is stated.

Read MAZIV’s Official Learnership and Apply

Check your history before applying

The following preparation advice is Reign Gigs guidance, not an additional employer requirement.

The previous-enrolment rule deserves careful attention. A learner who withdrew from an earlier programme should not simply assume that an unfinished programme does not count. Describe your history accurately and seek clarification through the employer if necessary. This is more useful than omitting an earlier programme and discovering a mismatch later.

Likewise, consider your current study commitments honestly. Evening or weekend study is still part-time study; do not decide for yourself that the restriction only covers daytime attendance. If your circumstances change after applying, ask the recruiter how that affects your eligibility.

Open each scanned document before uploading it. Check that names, certificate details and all page edges are visible. Use filenames that identify the document clearly, and retain an unedited original copy. Your CV address should be current, not a temporary address chosen to make the application appear eligible.

Questions to clarify if shortlisted

Before accepting any offer, ask for the final contract duration, stipend amount, attendance arrangements and training location in writing. Do not budget for transport or accommodation support unless it is explicitly offered. Mentorship and workplace experience are valuable, but they are not the same as a promise of permanent employment.

Other training routes have different requirements

If this residence or previous-enrolment rule excludes you, do not submit inaccurate details. The Bidvest electrical apprenticeship guide describes a separate opportunity in KwaZulu-Natal with different age and school-subject requirements. It is not a substitute place on the MAZIV programme, and its own deadline and eligibility must be checked.

Frequently asked questions

Can someone who completed a previous learnership apply?

The advertised restriction excludes previous enrolment, not only current enrolment.

Is there a confirmed monthly stipend figure?

No. A stipend is stated, but its amount is not.

Is this a nationwide intake?

No. The stated residence requirement is the Western Cape.

Independent publisher: Reign Gigs is not the recruiting employer. Applications must go through the employer’s official recruitment channel.