Radiation Protection Learnership Programme – Necsa Pretoria 2026/27
| Programme Title: | Radiation Protection Technician (RPT) Learnership |
|---|---|
| Reference Number: | NE-801 |
| Location: | Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa |
| Work Level: | Student / Graduate |
| Job Type: | Contract (1–2 Years) |
| Salary: | Market Related |
| EE Position: | No |
| Application Closing Date: | 28 November 2025 |
Introduction
Necsa’s Radiation Protection Technician Learnership Programme offers a unique opportunity for young South Africans to gain theoretical and practical skills in radiation protection. Learners will receive on-the-job training within Necsa Group facilities, preparing them for a rewarding career in industries such as nuclear, medical, mining, and construction.
This programme is ideal for candidates aged 18–35 with a strong background in Mathematics and Physical Sciences who are looking to build technical skills in a highly specialized and critical field.
Programme Highlights
- Theoretical and practical On-The-Job Training (OJT) at Necsa Group facilities.
- Exposure to radiation protection monitoring equipment and workplace procedures.
- Learn to assess radiation hazards and contamination in the workplace.
- Training in selecting monitoring equipment based on type, purpose, and location of measurements.
- Develop skills to adhere to radiation protection procedures and workplace safety measures.
Requirements
- Applicants aged 18–35 years.
- Grade 12 with Mathematics and Physical Sciences.
- Certified copies of RSA ID, Grade 12 certificate, and proof of residence.
- Submission of personal and qualification details on the designated electronic platform.
- Shortlisted candidates must write an aptitude assessment test.
- Must not have participated in previous Necsa Learnerships or Internships.
- Only South African citizens are eligible.
Training & Skills Development
The programme combines theoretical knowledge and practical application. Key areas of training include:
- Basic radiation protection principles.
- Functioning of radiation and contamination monitoring equipment.
- Factors influencing measurement accuracy.
- Radiological surveillance and compliance with monitoring requirements.
- Workplace communication and productivity management.
Career Opportunities After Completion
Successful candidates can pursue careers as Radiation Protection Officers in industries including:
- Mining and mineral processing.
- Medical institutions.
- Nuclear installations (Necsa, Koeberg Power Station).
- Construction projects involving radiation hazards.
Provincial Reference Numbers for Applications
| Province | Reference Number |
|---|---|
| Eastern Cape | RPTEC2026 |
| Free State | RPTFS2026 |
| KwaZulu-Natal | RPTKZN2026 |
| Limpopo | RPTLIMP2026 |
| Mpumalanga | RPTMP2026 |
| Northern Cape | RPTNC2026 |
| North West | RPTNW2026 |
Additional Information
- No accommodation is provided.
- People with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
- Admission to the programme does not guarantee employment at Necsa.
- Applications must be submitted online; hand-delivered applications will not be accepted.
Contact Information
For more information, contact Necsa at:
Email: InforNLA@necsa.co.za
Tel: 012 305 3901 / 3809
