CETA Plumbing Apprenticeship 2026
Company
CETA
Location
Polokwane
Job Type
Full–time and Internship
Salary
R 4,5K–R 6K a month
Via
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Job Description
CETA Plumbing Apprenticeship 2026 | Polokwane, Limpopo | Apprenticeship
Opportunity Overview
The Construction SETA (CETA) funds plumbing apprenticeships with host employers in Limpopo, developing qualified artisans to meet demand for accredited plumbers under the PIRB.
This apprenticeship is based in Polokwane, Limpopo (Limpopo) and falls under the CETA — Construction, leading to a NQF Level 4 qualification. A monthly stipend is provided: R4 500 – R6 000 / month.
Key Details
Employer
CETA
Opportunity type
Apprenticeship
Location
Polokwane, Limpopo
Province
Limpopo
Sector
Construction (CETA)
SETA
CETA
NQF level
NQF 4
Minimum education
Grade 12 / Matric
Stipend
R4 500 – R6 000 / month
Closing date
9 October 2026
Minimum Requirements
• Minimum qualification: Grade 12 / Matric
• South African citizen with a valid ID
• Aged 18–35 (youth programme)
• Currently unemployed and not on another funded programme
• Clear criminal record
• Grade 12 with Mathematics
• N2 in a relevant trade advantageous
Key Responsibilities
During this apprenticeship you will:
• Installing and maintaining water and sanitation systems
• Reading plumbing layouts and fitting pipework
• Performing leak testing and basic fault-finding
• Applying SANS plumbing standards and safety
• Completing trade theory and logbook hours toward the Trade Test
Stipend & Benefits
Successful candidates receive a monthly stipend of R4 500 – R6 000 / month for the duration of the programme, on-the-job mentorship, and a nationally recognised NQF Level 4 qualification on successful completion. On completion you will be eligible to write the relevant Trade Test to qualify as an artisan.
How to Apply — Step by Step
• Check that you qualify against the minimum requirements above before applying.
• Prepare and certify your documents (not older than 3 months):
• Certified copy of your South African ID
• Certified copy of your highest qualification / latest results
• Updated CV (maximum 2 pages)
• A short motivational letter
• Submit your application using one of the methods below.
• Apply before the closing date: 9 October 2026. Late applications are not considered.
• Apply online: Visit www.ceta.org.za, search for "Plumbing Apprenticeship 2026", and complete the online application form.
• Apply by email: Send your CV and certified documents to [email protected] with the subject line "Plumbing Apprenticeship 2026 – [Your Name]".
Beware of scams: A legitimate apprenticeship will never ask you to pay a fee to apply or to "secure your place". If you are asked for money, it is a scam.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you have not heard back within four weeks of the closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful for this round. CETA is an equal-opportunity employer; preference may be given to candidates from designated groups in line with the Employment Equity Act.
Opportunity Overview
The Construction SETA (CETA) funds plumbing apprenticeships with host employers in Limpopo, developing qualified artisans to meet demand for accredited plumbers under the PIRB.
This apprenticeship is based in Polokwane, Limpopo (Limpopo) and falls under the CETA — Construction, leading to a NQF Level 4 qualification. A monthly stipend is provided: R4 500 – R6 000 / month.
Key Details
Employer
CETA
Opportunity type
Apprenticeship
Location
Polokwane, Limpopo
Province
Limpopo
Sector
Construction (CETA)
SETA
CETA
NQF level
NQF 4
Minimum education
Grade 12 / Matric
Stipend
R4 500 – R6 000 / month
Closing date
9 October 2026
Minimum Requirements
• Minimum qualification: Grade 12 / Matric
• South African citizen with a valid ID
• Aged 18–35 (youth programme)
• Currently unemployed and not on another funded programme
• Clear criminal record
• Grade 12 with Mathematics
• N2 in a relevant trade advantageous
Key Responsibilities
During this apprenticeship you will:
• Installing and maintaining water and sanitation systems
• Reading plumbing layouts and fitting pipework
• Performing leak testing and basic fault-finding
• Applying SANS plumbing standards and safety
• Completing trade theory and logbook hours toward the Trade Test
Stipend & Benefits
Successful candidates receive a monthly stipend of R4 500 – R6 000 / month for the duration of the programme, on-the-job mentorship, and a nationally recognised NQF Level 4 qualification on successful completion. On completion you will be eligible to write the relevant Trade Test to qualify as an artisan.
How to Apply — Step by Step
• Check that you qualify against the minimum requirements above before applying.
• Prepare and certify your documents (not older than 3 months):
• Certified copy of your South African ID
• Certified copy of your highest qualification / latest results
• Updated CV (maximum 2 pages)
• A short motivational letter
• Submit your application using one of the methods below.
• Apply before the closing date: 9 October 2026. Late applications are not considered.
• Apply online: Visit www.ceta.org.za, search for "Plumbing Apprenticeship 2026", and complete the online application form.
• Apply by email: Send your CV and certified documents to [email protected] with the subject line "Plumbing Apprenticeship 2026 – [Your Name]".
Beware of scams: A legitimate apprenticeship will never ask you to pay a fee to apply or to "secure your place". If you are asked for money, it is a scam.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you have not heard back within four weeks of the closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful for this round. CETA is an equal-opportunity employer; preference may be given to candidates from designated groups in line with the Employment Equity Act.
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