iFundi

Is iFundi accredited?
Yes. iFundi holds primary accreditation with the Services SETA, program accreditation across several other SETAs, and institutional accreditation with the QCTO. Its programs are SAQA-aligned, and it also delivers internationally recognized certifications including Amazon and CompTIA.

Is iFundi a public company?
No. iFundi is a private South African company with no listed shares. It does not publish financial statements.

Where is iFundi located?
The head office is at 155 West Street, Sandown, Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa. Programs are delivered online and through employer sites nationally.

What does iFundi offer?
Accredited qualifications in IT, management, finance, and supply chain, plus hundreds of short courses and international certifications, delivered through learnerships for employers and programs for individuals.

When was iFundi founded?
iFundi was founded in 2000 as one of South Africa's first SETA-accredited learnership providers, initially specializing in call center and BPO training.

What is iFundi's B-BBEE level?
iFundi is a Level 2 B-BBEE contributor, a rating that makes its programs attractive to corporate clients managing their empowerment scorecards.

iFundi was founded in 2000, at the start of South Africa's National Skills Development Strategy, as one of the first providers accredited to run SETA learnerships. Its initial specialty was call center and business process outsourcing training, a sector that was then absorbing large numbers of entry-level workers.

In 2005, the company became a Department of Labour-endorsed Employment and Skills Development Agency for the BPO sector, formalizing its role in that industry's skills pipeline. As the outsourcing sector matured, iFundi broadened its qualifications into IT, business administration, management, and finance.

The company's model evolved from predominantly workplace-based learnerships toward digital and blended learning. Its current positioning combines accredited South African qualifications with internationally recognized certifications, aimed at both corporate clients running learnership cohorts and individuals building careers remotely.

By 2025, its 25th anniversary year, iFundi reported having supported close to 20,000 professionals and had repositioned its brand around AI-powered personalized learning and job placement support, reflecting the broader shift in the sector toward technology-delivered vocational education.