Siphesihle Rose Dlamini

Siphesihle Rose Dlamini is the Founder and Managing Editor of AfterMatric24, a South African career and opportunities platform covering jobs, learnerships, internships, bursaries, apprenticeships, and skills development programmes.She focuses on researching and verifying career opportunities from government departments, companies, SETAs, TVET colleges, universities, and other accredited institutions. Her goal is to make career and education information easier to understand and accessible to South African students, graduates, and job seekers.Through AfterMatric24, Itumeleng is committed to providing clear, accurate, and regularly updated information that helps readers discover opportunities and make informed career decisions.Contact: info@aftermatric24.co.za

Virtual Internships Placement Support Internship 2026: Fully Remote Opportunity

June 30, 2026 by Siphesihle Rose Dlamini

A remote internship can help you build real workplace habits without needing years of experience first. Virtual Internships, a leading remote-first educational technology company, is officially recruiting a Placement Support Intern for a 3-month, home-based opportunity. While the position is administratively listed under Cape Town, Western Cape, the role is fully remote, allowing organized, reliable,

MICT SETA Learnerships 2026: The Ultimate Guide to Application Channels

June 30, 2026June 30, 2026 by Siphesihle Rose Dlamini

The Media, Information, and Communication Technologies Sector Education and Training Authority (MICT SETA) plays a driving role in preparing young South Africans for the modern digital economy. Through structured MICT SETA Learnerships, unemployed youth can access fully funded, NQF-aligned programs that combine 30% theoretical classroom instruction with 70% immersive, practical workplace experience. Strategic Sector Overview

GCC Skills Development: Supply Chain Learnership 2026

June 28, 2026 by Siphesihle Rose Dlamini

GCC Skills Development (GCC-SD), a prominent youth transformation and skills training facilitator, is officially recruiting unemployed South African youth for its structured Supply Chain Learnership for the 2026 intake cycle. Based in Durban South, KwaZulu-Natal, this foundational programme bridges the gap between classroom theory and on-site practical exposure within high-demand logistics, warehousing, and procurement environments.