PPRA One Property Practitioner Learnerships 2026 for Mpumalanga Youth

Are you a young South African looking to start a career in real estate? The PPRA One Property Practitioner Learnerships 2026 offer a great chance for unemployed youth in Mpumalanga. This programme opens doors to the property industry with training and a stipend.

Programme Overview

The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) partners with the Mpumalanga Department of Public Works, Roads and Transport, and Services SETA. They invite South African unemployed youth to join the One Learner, One Property Practitioner Programme 2026. It targets 200 previously disadvantaged individuals, especially youth and women. The goal is to provide a clear path into real estate.

Qualification and Certification

Participants will earn a Further Education and Training Certificate in Real Estate at NQF Level 4. They also prepare for the PPRA Professional Designation Examination (PDE 4). This sets them up to become Non-Principal Property Practitioners (NPPPs). The training combines classroom learning with real-world skills.

Learnership Details

The programme lasts 12 months. Learners receive a monthly stipend of R5 500. It takes place in Mpumalanga, South Africa. Applications close on 14 April 2026, so act fast.

Minimum Requirements

You need a Matric certificate or equivalent. Applicants must be previously disadvantaged individuals (PDIs). Youth and women are encouraged to apply. You must live in Mpumalanga, and they will check this.

Required Documents

Submit a certified copy of your ID. Include a certified Matric certificate or other qualifications. Incomplete applications get rejected.

Programme Benefits

You gain an accredited real estate qualification. Get ready for the PDE 4 exam. Earn a monthly stipend while learning. Enter the property industry with practical experience. Build skills for long-term career growth.

How to Apply

Apply online here. For questions, email [email protected] or [email protected]. Call 087 741 5074. Submit before the deadline. Late entries do not count.

Important Notes

Only shortlisted candidates hear back. If no response in two weeks after closing, your application did not succeed.

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