Ubuntu Pathways invites young South Africans to apply for their 2025 Job Skills Training Programme. Limited spaces available. Submit your application as soon as possible to be considered.
Are you between the ages of 20 and 30, out of school, and still searching for work? Ubuntu Pathways is offering a life-changing opportunity through their Job Skills Training Programme — designed to help unemployed youth build real-world skills and get placed in real jobs.
This is not just another training course. Ubuntu Pathways will help you gain the right skills to get hired — and they even assist with job placement in the local job market. But remember, applying doesn’t guarantee enrolment. Demand is very high, and only those who meet the requirements and respond to communication will move forward in the process.
If you’re serious about changing your life, this is your chance to step forward.
Ubuntu Pathways offers free job training and potential job placement for youth who are motivated, committed, and ready to build their future. The training helps you:
The programme also supports you during the application process, helps you create a CV, and teaches you how to succeed in job interviews.
But here’s the important part: space is limited, and only applicants who complete the full process and respond to Ubuntu Pathways when contacted will be considered.
To qualify, you must meet all the requirements below. If you do not meet one or more, you will not be considered:
✅ Age: You must be between 20 and 30 years old
✅ Education: You must have a Matric certificate
✅ No university degree: You must NOT have a university degree or any qualification higher than NQF Level 4
✅ Not in school: You must not be currently studying or planning to return to school in the next 12 months
✅ No criminal record
✅ Little or no work experience
✅ Fluent in English – You must be able to speak, read, and understand English
✅ Good character: You must be serious, responsible, and ready to learn
✅ Valid contact number: You must give a working phone number AND an alternative number
Important: If Ubuntu Pathways tries to call or message you twice and you don’t respond, you will be removed from the list. This shows you are not serious about the opportunity.
To apply, you must upload the following documents:
Make sure everything you upload is clear and easy to read. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Ubuntu Pathways uses an online form to collect applications. You need to:
Please note: Submitting the form does not mean you are accepted. You still need to go through an orientation and selection process.
If you’re serious, keep your phone nearby and answer when they call. This could be the start of your new career!
There are very few programmes in South Africa that train young people for jobs and also help place them in real positions. Ubuntu Pathways does both. But because it’s so valuable, spots get taken quickly.
If you meet the requirements and you’re ready to change your life, don’t wait. The sooner you apply, the better your chances of being called in for orientation.
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