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iTonga Resourcing IT Graduate Programme 2026: 15 Opportunities for South African Graduates

iTonga Resourcing is recruiting South African IT graduates for its 2026 Graduate Programme, offering 15 opportunities, a R15,000 monthly salary, mentorship and practical experience across cloud, infrastructure, testing, automation, monitoring and programming.

iTonga Resourcing Opens IT Graduate Programme for South African Graduates

iTonga Resourcing is inviting suitably qualified South African graduates to apply for its 2026 IT Graduate Programme, providing aspiring technology professionals with an opportunity to begin their careers through practical workplace experience, mentorship and exposure to global technologies.

The programme offers 15 opportunities across three technology career streams: Cloud & Infrastructure, Testing, Quality & Automation, and Monitoring & Programming. Successful graduates will receive an advertised R15,000 monthly salary while gaining practical experience in a professional technology environment.

The programme is designed to help graduates bridge the gap between academic learning and the practical skills required to succeed in the information technology industry.

Three Technology Career Paths

The 15 opportunities are divided equally across three specialist streams, with five positions available in each pathway.

Cloud & Infrastructure focuses on technologies such as Microsoft Azure, Red Hat and VMware, making this stream suitable for graduates interested in cloud computing, systems administration and infrastructure engineering.

Testing, Quality & Automation provides exposure to software testing and quality assurance, with technologies including SonarQube and Postman. This pathway may appeal to graduates interested in software testing, quality assurance and automation.

Monitoring & Programming focuses on Splunk, Python, log and data monitoring, providing opportunities for graduates interested in programming, system monitoring, observability and technology operations.

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Who Can Apply?

The opportunity is aimed at graduates who hold a relevant degree or diploma in IT, Computer Science or a related field.

Applicants are expected to be South African citizens, have a strong academic record, demonstrate a passion for technology and innovation, and possess good problem-solving, communication and teamwork skills. Candidates should also be willing to travel when required.

R15,000 Monthly Salary and Practical Experience

A key feature of the programme is the advertised R15,000 monthly salary. Graduates will have the opportunity to gain workplace experience while receiving an income and developing skills that can support their long-term technology careers.

Participants can expect exposure to real-world projects, collaboration with experienced technology professionals, mentorship, career guidance and opportunities to work with modern technology platforms and tools.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit their CV to [email protected] and clearly indicate the career stream for which they are applying.

Applicants should ensure that their CV highlights their academic qualifications, technical skills, relevant projects and any practical experience related to their preferred technology pathway.

With 15 paid opportunities, a R15,000 monthly salary, mentorship and practical exposure to technologies such as Azure, Red Hat, VMware, SonarQube, Postman, Splunk and Python, the iTonga Resourcing IT Graduate Programme offers eligible South African graduates an opportunity to begin building a professional career in technology.

Interested candidates should submit their CV to [email protected]

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