NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Radiation Protection Learnership 2026-2027: Opening X15 Positions for Candidates with Grade 12 Qualification
About NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation)
NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) is an organisation whose sole purpose is to conduct and facilitate researches within the field of nuclear technology and radiation sciences. Oversee by the Minister of Energy, the establishment aims to fully develop and utilise the potential that comes with nuclear technology and make great benefits out of it to further grow on a national and international scale.
About the NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Radiation Protection Learnership 2026-2027
NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) is offering a learnership programme based for young South African citizens interested in Radiation Protection. The NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Radiation Protection Learnership is a 12-month session that exposes the field of Radiation Protection through the theoretical sessions and practical working programmes.
Upon successful completion of the programme, you will be entitled to an NQF Level 4 qualification in Radiation Protection – provided that you work your best throughout the learnership. Additionally, you will receive the chance to directly work using the NECSA facilities.
You will learn the following modules:
- Assist Radiation Protection Officers (RPOs) in delivering advice on radiological protection, health, safety, and environmental matters to NFMs and their personnel
- Compile radiation protection surveillance results and conventional safety information for reporting to RPOs, while supporting process management to ensure safe nuclear and radiological operations
- Conduct on-the-job safety evaluations of projects, processes, and procedures under RPO supervision to identify, control, and mitigate hazards
- Assist Radiation Protection Officers (RPOs) in providing guidance on radiological protection, health, safety, and environmental matters to NFMs and their personnel
- Report on radiological and conventional safety issues to RPOs and other relevant stakeholders
- Maintain complete and accurate records of radiological and conventional safety aspects within facilities under RPO supervision
- Deliver training to new radiation protection (RP) personnel on all relevant aspects of the work environment under RPO supervision
- Ensure personnel are trained in the proper use of safety equipment, emergency procedures, personal monitoring practices, and incident reporting under RPO supervision.
For application purposes, please kindly take note of the NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Radiation Protection Learnership 2026-2027’s Reference Number: LEARNRPO15V1. The opportunity is opening X15 positions.
Eligibility Criteria
To begin, you must get acquainted with the NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Radiation Protection Learnership qualifying criteria. Each of these factors will impact whether or not you are a good candidate. If you wish to double-check your qualifications, please see the list of qualifying criteria given below. If you want to improve your chances of success, you should be able to satisfy all of the conditions on the list below.
The NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Radiation Protection Learnership Eligibility Criteria are listed below:
1 Basic Qualifications
- Obtain a Grade 12 qualification (or equivalent) with Physical Science and Mathematics as major subjects
- Hold a Radiation Protection Officer Level 2 certificate
- Demonstrate experience in radiological and conventional safety as an added advantage
- Gain practical, on-the-job training in radiation protection (RP) and conventional safety to strengthen your application.
2. Personal Attributes
- Demonstrate computer literacy
- Develop strong report writing skills
- Deliver effective presentations
- Apply auditing skills
- Analyze data accurately
- Communicate effectively
- Perform routine tasks under direct supervision
- Apply analytical thinking and maintain attention to detail
- Demonstrate a service- and client-oriented approach
- Show assertiveness when required
- Follow rules and procedures consistently.
Application Instructions
Apply online: NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Radiation Protection Learnership 2026-2027.
The information you provide will be evaluated by the whole selection committee, which includes you. As a result, you should double-check to ensure that no fake information is there. If there is proof that candidates are providing false information, they may be placed in a dangerous situation.
Make certain that your CV includes pertinent information such as your qualities, skills, and qualifications. This paper is an excellent opportunity for you to highlight yourself as a possible candidate and why you should be picked.
By submitting your applications, you allow the selection committee permission to use your personal information to register you for the event.
Candidates must send their applications to the above-mentioned email address. Other methods of submission, such as personal delivery or fax, will be rejected by the selection committee.
Closing Date
Applications for the NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Radiation Protection Learnership must be submitted before the closing date on 06 May 2026.
