The SETA National Youth Development (NYDE) Programme is officially recruiting for its 2026 Intake. This initiative is offering 500 placements for unemployed South Africans to gain practical workplace experience while earning a monthly stipend.
1. Quick Overview
| Detail | Information |
| Placements Available | 500 Nationwide |
| Stipend | R5,500 – R7,000 per month (depending on the role) |
| Target Group | Unemployed Youth & Entry-level Job Seekers |
| Provisional Closing Date | 27 February 2026 |
2. Available Programmes & Reference Codes
The drive covers multiple sectors. Please use the relevant reference code when applying:
Warehouse Assistants (WA_12780): Stock control, inventory management, receiving, and dispatching.
Cashiers (C_12785): Customer service, point-of-sale operations, and financial accuracy.
General Workers – Pickers & Packers (GW_12790): Sorting, labeling, and preparing goods for distribution.
Hospitality (H_12788): Food service, guest relations, and housekeeping.
Merchandising (M_12795): Product displays, stock rotation, and brand visibility.
3. Minimum Requirements
Education: Grade 10, Grade 12 (Matric), N3, or any other relevant qualification.
Experience: No extensive work experience required.
Attributes: Enthusiastic, reliable, and committed to learning.
Availability: Must be available for the full duration of the structured programme.
4. Required Documentation
Ensure all documents are certified and clearly scanned:
Certified copy of South African ID.
Certified Matric certificate or highest qualification/statement of results.
A detailed and recently updated CV.
5. How to Apply
Interested candidates must submit their application via email. Ensure you include the Programme Name and Reference Code in the subject line.
Email Application:
recruitment@nydprogram.com Enquiries: Toll-free number: 080 58 58 58.
6. Important Tips
Apply Early: Demand is expected to be high, and placements are limited.
Compliance: Applications without the required certified documents or reference codes may be disqualified.
Support: The programme is supported by various SETAs (including HWSETA and PETA) to ensure industry-aligned training.
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