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SAHPRA, in collaboration with HWSETA, invites unemployed South Africans to apply for the Business Administration Learnership 2026/2027. The 12-month programme combines classroom learning with practical admin experience, leading to an NQF Level 4 certificate in Business Administration and a monthly stipend.
Location is Pretoria, Gauteng, with closing date 23 October 2026. Applicants should be unemployed, resident in Pretoria, and hold Grade 12 or N4/N5/N6 certificates.
Verified Opportunities for South African Youth.
The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA), in collaboration with the Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority (HWSETA), is inviting unemployed South Africans to apply for the Business Administration Learnership Programme 2026/2027. This 12-month programme offers funded training, workplace experience and a monthly stipend. Applications close on 23 October 2026 at 16:00.
The programme combines classroom-based learning with practical administrative experience and leads to a Further Education and Training Certificate in Business Administration at NQF Level 4. It provides an opportunity for qualifying applicants to develop valuable workplace skills while gaining experience in a professional working environment.
Organisation SAHPRA
Training Partner HWSETA
Programme Business Administration Learnership
Reference Number 8198BUS2026
Year 2026/2027
Location Pretoria, Gauteng
Duration 12 months
Qualification Business Administration NQF Level 4
Closing Date 23 October 2026
Closing Time 16:00
Application Method Online
This learnership is intended for unemployed South Africans interested in developing a career in office administration, business support and related administrative fields.
It may be particularly suitable for Matriculants and individuals holding N4, N5 or N6 certificates who want to gain practical workplace experience.
Applicants should be prepared to participate in both theoretical learning and workplace-based training for the duration of the programme.
Successful learners will receive a monthly stipend during the 12-month programme.
The theoretical training will be fully funded and delivered through an accredited training provider.
The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) is responsible for regulating health products in South Africa, including medicines, medical devices and other regulated health products.
SAHPRA works to ensure that regulated health products meet the required standards of safety, quality and effectiveness.
Through its collaboration with HWSETA, SAHPRA provides opportunities for unemployed individuals to acquire occupational knowledge and workplace experience.
The following eligibility requirements are reported in current listings for the 2026/2027 programme. Applicants should confirm them against the full SAHPRA requirements before applying.
Applicants should hold at least one of the following:
Applicants should:
The learnership combines theoretical training and practical workplace experience.
Depending on the training activities assigned, learners may gain exposure to:
These are examples of relevant administrative learning activities rather than a confirmed list of duties from SAHPRA.
Learners will be expected to participate in the required training and workplace activities.
Participants may develop skills in:
Successful completion of the programme is intended to lead to a Business Administration qualification at NQF Level 4.
Current secondary vacancy listings indicate that applicants should prepare:
The listings also indicate that the cover letter and CV should be combined into one document, with qualifications and the ID copy combined into another document.
23 October 2026 at 16:00
Can I apply with Matric?
Current vacancy listings indicate that Grade 12 applicants are eligible, subject to meeting the remaining requirements.
Can I apply with an N6 certificate?
Yes, N6 is among the qualifications listed by current vacancy sources.
How long is the learnership?
The programme runs for 12 months.
Will learners receive a stipend?
Yes. SAHPRA confirms that learners will receive a monthly stipend.
What qualification will learners receive?
The programme leads to a Further Education and Training Certificate in Business Administration at NQF Level 4, subject to successful completion.
Can employed individuals apply?
Current vacancy listings state that applicants must be unemployed.
Where will the training take place?
Current vacancy listings identify Pretoria, Gauteng as the programme location.