MRTT Learnership 2026 – Construction, Carpentry & Farming Opportunities

Looking for a skills development programme in South Africa? The Mpumalanga Regional Training Trust (MRTT) is offering exciting learnership and training opportunities for unemployed youth interested in Construction, Carpentry, Bricklaying, Plumbing, Farming, and other technical trades for 2026.

These programmes are designed to help young South Africans gain practical workplace experience and accredited qualifications that can open doors to employment and self-employment opportunities.

About MRTT

Mpumalanga Regional Training Trust (MRTT) is an accredited training institution that provides technical and vocational training programmes across Mpumalanga and surrounding areas. The organisation offers training in construction, engineering, hospitality, agriculture, and artisan-related trades.

MRTT training centres are equipped with workshops, classrooms, and practical training facilities to help learners gain hands-on experience.

MRTT Learnership Fields for 2026

The programme focuses on several practical skills areas, including:

• Construction
• Carpentry
• Bricklaying
• Plumbing
• Welding
• Electrical Engineering
• Farming / Mixed Farming Systems
• Automotive Repair
• Engineering Fabrication

MRTT also offers accredited programmes under CETA and MerSETA qualifications.

Minimum Requirements

Applicants are usually required to have:

• Grade 10, Grade 11, or Matric depending on the programme
• South African ID
• Good communication skills
• Willingness to learn practical skills
• Unemployed status
• Interest in technical or farming-related work

Some programmes may require applicants to live in Mpumalanga or nearby provinces.

What Learners Will Gain

Successful candidates may receive:

• Accredited training
• Practical workplace experience
• Monthly stipend (where applicable)
• Trade-related skills
• Better employment opportunities
• Exposure to artisan careers

Training Locations

MRTT operates training centres in:

• Emalahleni
• Ekandustria
• Kabokweni
• Nelspruit

The organisation also conducts community and rural project-based training programmes.

Where Applications Must Be Submitted

Applications must be submitted through hand delivery at designated municipal administration units.

Submission Locations

• Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Local Municipality Administration Unit in Wakkerstroom
• Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Local Municipality Administration Unit in Volksrust
• Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Local Municipality Administration Unit in Amersfoort

Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications before the closing date to avoid last-minute delays.

Documents to Submit

Applicants should include:

• Updated CV
• Certified copy of South African ID
• Certified copies of qualifications
• Proof of residence
• Any supporting documents required by the programme

Important Notice

Late applications may not be considered. Ensure all documents are complete and correctly certified before submission.