PPRA One Property Practitioner
PPRA One Property Practitioner Learnerships 2026 (x200 posts)
Role Overview
The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA), in partnership with the Mpumalanga Department of Public Works, Roads and Transport and Services SETA, invites South African unemployed youth to apply for the One Learner, One Property Practitioner Programme 2026.
Learnership Application Closing Date: 14 April 2026Learnership Location: Mpumalanga, South Africa
The One Learner, One Property Practitioner Programme 2026 aims to empower Previously Disadvantaged Individuals (PDIs), especially youth and women, by providing access to a structured pathway into the real estate industry.
A total of 200 participants will be selected to complete a 12-month learnership programme, leading to a recognised qualification and professional certification.
Successful learners will be enrolled in:
Further Education and Training Certificate in Real Estate (NQF Level 4)
Preparation for the PPRA Professional Designation Examination (PDE 4)
This programme equips participants to become Non-Principal Property Practitioners (NPPPs).
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
Matric certificate or equivalent
Be a Previously Disadvantaged Individual (PDI)
Youth and women are strongly encouraged to apply
Must be based in Mpumalanga (verification will be conducted)
Certified Matric certificate or relevant qualifications
⚠️ Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Accredited real estate qualification (NQF Level 4)
Professional exam preparation (PDE 4)
Entry into the property and real estate industry
Practical exposure and career development opportunities
Click here to apply for PPRA One Learner, One Property Practitioner Programme 2026
Submit your application online before the closing date. Late applications will not be considered.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
If no feedback is received within two weeks after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful
Key Responsibilities
You will maintain a portfolio of evidence documenting your practical experience and competencies, while meeting all assessment requirements set by the relevant SETA and adhering to workplace policies. Participants are expected to participate actively in both classroom and on-the-job learning activities, ensuring all programme requirements are met to achieve the nationally recognised qualification.
Entry Requirements
• Applicants must meet the following criteria:
• Matric certificate or equivalent
• Be a Previously Disadvantaged Individual (PDI)
• Youth and women are strongly encouraged to apply
• Must be based in Mpumalanga (verification will be conducted)
Listing Source
This opportunity was sourced from StudentRoom. Always verify final requirements and deadlines on the official source before applying.
How to Apply
Click here to apply for PPRA One Learner, One Property Practitioner Programme 2026 Email enquiries: Lefa.Mohlala@theppra.org.za Ubuhle.Masondo@theppra.org.za Telephone: 087 741 5074 Submit your application online before the closing date. Late applications will not be considered.
Email application: Ubuhle.Masondo@theppra.org.za, Lefa.Mohlala@theppra.org.za
About PPRA One Property Practitioner
This learnership is offered by PPRA One Property Practitioner.
Why This Is Good for Starters
Learnerships are a uniquely South African opportunity that combines earning with learning. Registered with the relevant SETA, this PPRA One Property Practitioner learnership leads to a nationally recognised qualification (NQF-aligned) while you gain practical workplace skills. You will receive a monthly stipend during the programme, making it possible to support yourself while building your career. Learnerships also count towards the company's B-BBEE scorecard, meaning employers are genuinely invested in your development.
CV Tips for This Application
- Emphasise your willingness to learn and commitment to completing the full programme
- List your highest qualification clearly — matric results matter for learnerships
- Mention any previous training, short courses, or certificates you have completed
- Include a brief motivation letter explaining why this learnership aligns with your career goals
- If you have a driver's licence, include it — many learnerships require travel between sites
Application Checklist
- Read the full job description carefully before applying
- Prepare an updated CV tailored to this specific role
- Gather all required documents mentioned in the listing
- Write a brief cover letter explaining why you are a good fit
- Submit before the closing date: 14 April 2026
- Double-check your contact details are correct on your CV
- Follow up after 2 weeks if you have not heard back
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I apply with matric only?
Yes, this opportunity requires a matric certificate.
Do I need experience?
This appears to be suitable for candidates with little or no experience.
Can I apply if I live in another province?
Most opportunities accept applications from candidates across South Africa. Check the requirements for any location-specific criteria.
What happens after I apply?
After submitting your application, the employer will review it. If shortlisted, you may be contacted for an interview. Response times vary by employer.
Is this learnership paid?
Yes, this opportunity offers: R5500
When is the closing date and what if I miss it?
The closing date is 14 April 2026. Apply before this date to be considered.