Unemployed youth looking to build a career in the financial services sector can now apply as Ikhala TVET College Opens Long-Term Insurance NQF Level 4 Learnership 2026 at its Queenstown Campus. This 12-month programme is designed to equip young people with industry-relevant knowledge and practical skills in long-term insurance.

Offered by Ikhala TVET College, the learnership leads to a nationally recognised NQF Level 4 qualification, making it an excellent opportunity for candidates who meet the minimum academic requirements.

Ikhala TVET College Long-Term Insurance Learnership 2026 – Programme Overview

• Programme: Long-Term Insurance Learnership

• Qualification Level: NQF Level 4

• Duration: 12 Months

• Campus: Queenstown Campus

• Opening Date: 02 March 2026

• Closing Date: 06 March 2026

• Age Requirement: 18–35 Years

• Employment Status: Must Be Unemployed

• Minimum Qualification: Matric with Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy and English

• Application Method: Online via www.ikhala.edu.za

This structured programme combines classroom-based learning with practical exposure aligned to the insurance industry.

What You Will Learn in the Long-Term Insurance NQF Level 4 Programme

The Long-Term Insurance Learnership focuses on essential skills required in the financial services and insurance sector, including:

• Understanding insurance principles and products

• Customer service and communication skills

• Claims handling and underwriting basics

• Compliance with industry regulations

• Professional workplace behaviour

The qualification prepares learners for entry-level roles in insurance companies, brokerages, and financial advisory firms.

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Who Can Apply?

The Ikhala TVET College Long-Term Insurance Learnership 2026 is open to:

• South African youth aged 18 to 35

• Unemployed individuals

• Applicants with Matric (including Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy and English)

• Candidates able to commit to a 12-month training programme

Because the application period is short, applicants are encouraged to prepare their documents early.

Required Documents for Online Application

Applicants must submit certified copies of:

• South African ID

• Matric Certificate

• Next of Kin ID

Incomplete or uncertified documents may result in disqualification.

How to Apply for the Ikhala TVET College Learnership

Applications must be submitted online through the official Ikhala TVET College website:

• www.ikhala.edu.za

Ensure all required documents are uploaded correctly before the deadline.

• Closing Date: 06 March 2026

Late submissions may not be considered.

Why Apply for This Learnership?

Nationally Recognised Qualification

The NQF Level 4 certificate improves your employability in the insurance sector.

Entry into Financial Services

The programme provides foundational skills for long-term insurance careers.

Youth-Focused Opportunity

Designed specifically for unemployed youth seeking structured training.

Practical and Theoretical Learning

Learners gain both academic knowledge and practical workplace skills.

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Contact Details for More Information

For enquiries, applicants may contact:

• 047 873 8871 (Ms Zinja)
• 047 873 8892 (Ms Sothuko)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the Ikhala TVET College Long-Term Insurance Learnership?

It is a 12-month training programme leading to an NQF Level 4 qualification in Long-Term Insurance.

2. Who can apply for the learnership?

Unemployed South African youth aged 18–35 with Matric, including Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy and English.

3. Where is the programme offered?

The learnership is offered at the Queenstown Campus of Ikhala TVET College.

4. What qualification will I receive?

Successful learners will receive an NQF Level 4 qualification in Long-Term Insurance.

5. When does the application period open and close?

Applications open on 02 March 2026 and close on 06 March 2026.

6. How do I apply?

Applications must be submitted online via www.ikhala.edu.za.

7. What documents are required?

Certified copies of your ID, Matric certificate, and Next of Kin ID are required.

8. Is this programme for employed individuals?

No, applicants must be unemployed.

9. What career opportunities can this qualification lead to?

It can lead to entry-level roles in insurance companies, financial advisory firms, and brokerage services.

10. Why should I apply for this learnership?

It provides a recognised qualification, structured training, and improved employment prospects in the financial services sector.