About the Programme
Western TVET College is offering an Electrician Apprenticeship for 2025.
This opportunity is aimed at unemployed youth who have completed N6 in Electrical Engineering and want to gain practical experience in the electrical field.
Due Date: 7 July 2025 at 12:00
Location: Randfontein, Gauteng (Western TVET College)
Who Can Apply?
You must:
- Have completed Report 191/NATED N6 in Electrical Engineering
- Be between 18–35 years old
- Be currently unemployed
- Live in Gauteng
- Applicants who studied at Western TVET College will be given preference
Documents Needed (Certified within 6 Months)
- Updated CV
- Two certified colour copies of your ID
- Matric certificate
- N6 certificate or official statement of results (Electrical Engineering)
- Signed and stamped academic transcript
- Affidavit confirming you are unemployed
- Affidavit stating you are not part of any SETA-funded programme
- Proof of banking (confirmation letter from your bank)
- SARS letter showing your tax number
How to Apply
Applications must be hand-delivered to:
Western TVET College Corporate Office Park
Partnership and Linkages Office
42 Johnstone Street, Hectorton, Randfontein, 1760
Need Help? Contact:
Ms. Samantha Ralenkwana 011 962 4004 ext. 1046 | ssralenkwana@westcol.co.za
Ms. Mandisa Pholoholo 011 962 4004 ext. 1046 | mgcina@westcol.co.za
Western TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) College, previously known as Westcol, is a public institution in South Africa offering a range of vocational and technical courses. It is located in the West Rand of Gauteng and has seven campuses. The college aims to provide practical, career-focused education and training, preparing students for employment or further studies.
Western TVET College emphasizes practical, hands-on training, equipping students with the skills needed for various trades and industries. The college offers a diverse selection of accredited courses across different fields, including engineering, business, and IT. Western TVET College has strong ties with industries and SETAs (Sector Education and Training Authorities), which allows for work-integrated learning and valuable industry exposure for students. The college provides access to financial aid opportunities, including NSFAS (National Student Financial Aid Scheme), making education more accessible to students.