Educator Assistant Jobs Return in 2025 – Applications Now Open!

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has exciting news for South African youth: Educator Assistant Jobs are back as part of the Basic Education Employment Initiative (BEEI) in 2025! In partnership with the Department of Employment and Labour (DEL), this initiative will offer over 200,000 job opportunities for young people aged 18–34, starting in June 2025.

Applications are now open as of 22 April 2025, providing a chance to gain valuable skills and experience while supporting schools across South Africa.

What Are Educator Assistant Jobs?

The Educator Assistant roles are a key component of the BEEI, aimed at reducing youth unemployment while enhancing the education sector. These positions allow young people to assist educators, support learners, and contribute to a positive school environment, benefiting both the youth and the education system.

Job Details

  • Start Date: June 2025
  • End Date: 30 November 2025
  • Target: Over 200,000 job opportunities nationwide
  • Application Period: 22 April 2025 to 9 May 2025
  • Interviews and Contracting: 19 May 2025 to 31 May 2025

Roles and Responsibilities

Educator Assistants will support schools by:

  • Assisting teachers in classrooms and during lessons.
  • Managing classroom activities and providing one-on-one support to learners.
  • Maintaining a clean and organized school environment.
  • Supporting extracurricular activities to enhance learner development.

Stipend and Duration

Successful candidates will receive a stipend to support them during the programme, which runs from June 2025 to November 2025. This temporary role offers valuable work experience and skill development for future opportunities.

Who Can Apply?

To be eligible for these roles, applicants must:

  • Age: Be between 18 and 34 (turning 35 by 31 March 2026).
  • Location: Live within 5 km of the school (or up to 30 km in rural areas).
  • Employment Status: Not be employed elsewhere or enrolled in full-time studies.
  • Additional Requirements: Further criteria will be outlined in the official notice—check SAYouth.mobi for details.

Support for Youth with Disabilities

The DBE is committed to inclusivity, ensuring youth with disabilities have equal access to these opportunities. Appropriate support will be provided to all applicants to facilitate participation.

How to Apply

Applications are now open and must be submitted online:

  1. Register/Update Your Profile: Ensure your SAYouth.mobi account is active with updated contact details.
  2. Prepare Your Documents:
  • Proof of age (certified ID copy).
  • Proof of educational status.
  • A Police Clearance Certificate (PCR) if shortlisted.
  1. Submit Your Application: Apply via SAYouth.mobi between 22 April 2025 and 9 May 2025.
  2. Avoid Scams: Only apply through official channels like SAYouth.mobi. The DBE warns against fraudulent job offers—never pay for an application.

Why Join the BEEI Educator Assistant Programme?

  • Job Opportunities: Over 200,000 positions for youth across South Africa.
  • Skill Development: Gain practical experience and skills in education and classroom support.
  • Community Impact: Contribute to better learning environments for South African learners.
  • Inclusivity: Opportunities for youth with disabilities, with tailored support.

Key Dates

  • Applications Open: 22 April 2025
  • Applications Close: 9 May 2025
  • Interviews and Contracting: 19 May 2025 to 31 May 2025
  • Job Start Date: June 2025
  • End Date: 30 November 2025

Take Action Now

Applications for Educator Assistant Jobs are now open! If you’re aged 18–34, live near a school, and are not currently employed or studying full-time, this is your chance to make a difference. Register or update your profile on SAYouth.mobi and apply by 9 May 2025. Start your journey in education and gain valuable experience with the DBE in 2025! [Source: Department of Basic Education]

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