Show, Don't Tell!

At iHub you'll go beyond theory from day one. By collaborating across cultures and solving real challenges, you'll graduate ready to lead in an AI-driven world, with the skills and global network to last a lifetime.

Our Offering

At iHub Africa, we believe in training youth for the real world, not just the classroom. That's why our 2026 program is a future-focused, hands-on stream dedicated entirely to Web Development. In just 6 months, you'll move from the basics to building live, real-world websites and applications, combining logic, design thinking and hands-on coding

Meta Skills

Alongside the code, you'll learn the working skills and tools that equip you for the workplace, so you'll land the job and keep it, not just whether you can write good code.

Our Meta skills Training pillars are:
Communication, Interpersonal Skills, Personal Mastery, Leadership, Critical Thinking, Digital Agility

Web Dev

You'll learn to build real websites and web apps from scratch, front-end to back-end, using the same tools and workflows that professional developers use.

The training curriculum includes:
HTML, CSS, GitHub, JavaScript, Python, React, ReactJS, OOP, SQL, Data Structures and Algorithms and developing real-world sites & projects

Who can Apply

This program is built for young people who are ready to show up, learn hard, and build something real. Whether you’ve just finished school, been stuck in job-hunting limbo, or are trying to turn your hustle into something bigger
Does this sound like you
You’re between 20–30 years old
You’re currently unemployed, not enrolled in any education or training
You have a Matric Certificate
You’re based in Johannesburg and can travel to Braamfontein/Milpark
You’ve got a curious mind and don’t mind asking questions or trying new things
Nhlanhla Ntshangase, 2023 iHub graduate

Here’s what you need to know:

Our application process is designed to help us get to know you — not just your skills, but your story, your drive, and your potential. You don’t need a fancy CV or top grades. We’re looking for young people who are ready to grow, willing to put in the work, and eager to build a real future in the digital world.
General Information & Skills

We’ll ask about your education, what you’re currently doing, and any experience you have

Motivation

Share why you’re applying, what excites you, and what kind of future you’re building toward.

Online Certificate

Before final selection, you’ll need to complete a free online certificate

Next Steps

Once all your Step 1 - 3 submissions are completed, we will be evaluating all applications. If you are successful - we will then be selecting applicants to join us for our in-person Bootcamps to take place during October & November.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answering all the questions you didn’t even know you had

Can I apply without Matric?

A matric certificate is required to apply. If you don't have yours yet, we'd recommend completing it first and then applying once you have it. In the meantime, keep an eye on our page for future intakes so you don't miss the next opportunity.

How long is the iHub Africa program?

The program runs for 6 months, giving you hands-on training in web development and Meta skills, along with mentorship and real project experience to set you up for the industry.

What qualifications will I graduate the program with?

You'll walk away with practical Meta skills, plus an accredited Zaio web development certification to show for the coding side of the program.

Can I work or study while doing the program?

You'll need to attend the program in person, Monday-Friday, 9am to 4pm, over the 6 months. If you're working or studying, you can still apply — as long as it doesn't clash with these hours and won't affect your ability to be fully present and engaged throughout the program.

Where will the program take place?

Training happens daily, Monday to Friday, at The Media Mill in Milpark, Johannesburg. It's an easy-to-reach, well-equipped space designed for hands-on, in-person learning throughout the 6 months. Click here to view the location.

When will I know if I have been accepted for the program?

You'll find out whether you've been accepted into the program before the end of November. We'll reach out directly with the outcome, so make sure your contact details on your application are correct and up to date.