Answer three quick questions and we’ll suggest accredited BConsult qualifications that match your interests, your level and your goal — plus the next step to take.
A learnership is a structured programme that combines classroom learning with real work experience — and leads to a nationally recognised qualification.
Enquire, meet the entry requirements, and get registered on a programme that fits your goals.
Before anything else, you’re prepared for the workplace — email, professionalism, Microsoft, office etiquette.
Facilitated knowledge and practical sessions build the skills the qualification requires.
You apply those skills with a host employer — often the step that leads to a permanent job.
You complete your external assessment and earn a nationally recognised, accredited qualification.
The National Qualifications Framework (NQF) is how South Africa ranks qualifications by level, from NQF 1 (basic) to NQF 10 (doctoral). Most BConsult learnerships sit between NQF 2 and NQF 6 — a Matric usually opens NQF 4–5 programmes, and each qualification builds toward the next.
Many learnerships are funded by employers or SETA grants, and learners often receive a stipend during the programme. Enquire about the specific programme you’re interested in and we’ll explain the options.
It depends on the qualification, but most programmes need at least a Grade 9–12, South African ID, and the motivation to complete. Some are aimed at unemployed youth; others at people already working who want to upskill.
Yes. BConsult qualifications are accredited through the QCTO and SETAs, so they’re nationally recognised — and our 45 QCTO qualifications are future-proof beyond the 2027 legacy deadline.
Enquire about a programme and an advisor will map your full pathway with you.