Job Description

The Transcendance Group (TTG) is inviting applications for a Cybersecurity Learnership Programme advertised through MANCOSA PTY LTD. This opportunity is designed for unemployed young people who want to enter the high-demand ICT and cybersecurity sector through a structured learning pathway rather than a standard job placement.

The programme combines formal theoretical training, practical workplace experience, and real-world exposure to cybersecurity environments. According to the listing, it is intended to build a pipeline into employment, with high-performing learners potentially being prioritised for future cybersecurity-related vacancies within TTG or its partner network.

This learnership is ideal for candidates who are interested in technology, digital systems, security, and problem-solving, and who want to build foundational cybersecurity skills in a structured environment.

Responsibilities

• Participate in structured cybersecurity training modules
• Assist with basic cybersecurity monitoring and reporting
• Support IT security processes and compliance activities
• Conduct basic vulnerability checks and system reviews
• Assist in incident reporting and documentation
• Participate in workplace-based projects and tasks
• Maintain learning logs and a portfolio of evidence

Requirements

• Grade 12 / Matric
• Basic computer literacy
• Must be currently unemployed
• Must be between 18 and 35 years old
• Must be a South African citizen
• Residence in the Western Cape is preferred
• Willingness to commit to the full learnership duration
• Availability for both training and workplace-based learning components
• Qualification or prior exposure in IT will be advantageous, but is not required
• Strong interest in cybersecurity and digital technologies

Skills

• Analytical thinking
• Problem-solving
• Attention to detail
• Willingness to learn and adapt
• Basic digital and technical aptitude
• Communication skills
• Teamwork
• Professional discipline
• Accountability

Nice to Have

• Basic understanding of IT systems or networks
• Prior exposure to coding, networking, or cybersecurity concepts
• Interest in ethical hacking, data protection, or digital systems
• Participation in previous digital skills programmes