Aramex Learnership 2026: Unemployed Matriculants Can Apply for a 14-Month NQF 4 Programme

Aramex has opened a 14-month Business Administration NQF Level 4 learnership for unemployed applicants with Matric or Grade 12. The opportunity is designed to give successful learners structured workplace learning while they work towards a recognised qualification.

The vacancy requires a minimum 45% pass rate in every language subject, a clear criminal record and current unemployment. Applicants must also be available for the full 14-month fixed-term learnership contract. Aramex published the vacancy on 18 August 2026.

Importantly, the official vacancy does not disclose a stipend amount or closing date. The official recruitment listing also identifies the opportunity as a 14-month fixed-term learnership.

Aramex Business Administration Learnership 2026

Opportunity Detail	Information
Employer	Aramex
Programme	Business Administration Learnership
Qualification	NQF Level 4
Location	Johannesburg, Gauteng
Duration	14 months
Employment Type	Fixed-term learnership
Minimum Qualification	Matric / Grade 12
Employment Status	Currently unemployed
Stipend	Not disclosed
Closing Date	Not specified
Posting Date	18 August 2026

The official Aramex vacancy confirms the 14-month fixed-term contract, Matric requirement, 45% minimum for all languages, clear criminal record and unemployment requirement.

Requirements

Applicants should meet the following requirements before applying:

Matric or Grade 12 qualification.
Minimum 45% in all language subjects.
Currently unemployed.
Clear criminal record.
Availability to complete the full 14-month fixed-term learnership.
Applicants with disabilities must provide an original medical certificate where required.

The vacancy does not list previous work experience as a requirement. It also does not state a specific age limit or driver’s licence requirement. Applicants should rely on the official vacancy requirements rather than adding requirements that are not listed.

Pay Attention to the 45% Language Requirement

The 45% requirement applies to all languages, so applicants should check every language result on their Matric certificate or statement of results.

For example, if an applicant took English and another language subject, both results should meet the stated minimum. An applicant should not assess eligibility using only their overall Matric average.

What Will Learners Study?

The opportunity is focused on Business Administration at NQF Level 4 and runs for 14 months under a fixed-term learnership contract.

Business administration skills can be useful in areas such as:

Office administration
Customer service
Record keeping
Data capturing
Communication
Document management
Business support
Administrative coordination

The exact duties and learning activities will depend on Aramex’s workplace requirements and the structure of the learnership.

Applicants should also understand that the vacancy does not guarantee permanent employment after the 14-month contract.

Qualities Aramex Looks For

In addition to meeting the academic and employment requirements, Aramex lists several workplace behaviours and skills, including:

Growth mindset
Professional responsibility
Collaboration
Execution and accountability
Innovation
Inclusion
External focus
Ability to work as part of a team

Applicants can demonstrate these qualities through accurate application information, professional communication and a willingness to learn.

Salary / Stipend

Stipend: Not disclosed.

Aramex’s official vacancy does not provide a monthly stipend or allowance amount. Applicants should therefore avoid relying on figures published by unofficial websites or social media posts.

Any payment arrangements should be confirmed through Aramex during the recruitment process.

Documents Needed

Prepare the following information before starting the application:

Updated CV
Copy of South African ID, where requested
Matric certificate or Grade 12 results
Accurate education information
Current contact details
Residential information
Original medical certificate, if applying as a person with a disability

Only upload documents specifically requested by the official Aramex application system.

How to Apply

Prepare your CV, Matric results and personal information.
Check that every language subject meets the 45% minimum.
Open the official Aramex vacancy.
Create an account or sign in to the Aramex careers system if required.
Complete the online application accurately.
Upload the documents requested by the recruitment system.
Review your information carefully.
Submit the application while the vacancy remains active.
Keep your application confirmation or reference details for your records.

Official Application Link

Apply through the official Aramex careers vacancy: Aramex Business Administration Learner Application

Applicants should use the employer’s official recruitment system and should not pay anyone to submit or prioritise an application.

Expert Guidance

Career expert YouthScope Editorial Team advises applicants to prepare all required documents before applying. Ensure your CV is updated, your qualifications are certified where required, and submit your application well before the closing date to avoid technical issues. Always apply only through the employer’s official recruitment website and keep a copy of your confirmation for your records.

For this opportunity specifically, applicants should double-check every language mark before applying because Aramex states that the minimum of 45% applies to all languages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who can apply for the Aramex Learnership 2026?

The opportunity is aimed at currently unemployed applicants who have Matric or Grade 12 and meet the other stated requirements.

2. What qualification does the programme offer?

The learnership is focused on Business Administration at NQF Level 4.

3. How long is the Aramex learnership?

The programme runs for 14 months under a fixed-term learnership contract.

4. What percentage is required for languages?

Applicants need a minimum 45% pass rate for all languages.

5. Is the Aramex learnership paid?

The official vacancy does not disclose a stipend amount. Applicants should confirm payment details with Aramex during the recruitment process.

6. Is previous work experience required?

Previous work experience is not listed among the stated requirements in the official vacancy.

7. Can applicants with disabilities apply?

Yes. The vacancy states that a person with a disability must provide an original medical certificate.

8. What is the closing date?

Closing Date: Not specified. Early applications are encouraged. The official vacancy does not provide a closing date, so eligible applicants should avoid unnecessary delays.

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Opportunity Verification

✅ Published by: YouthScope Editorial Team
✅ Last Updated: 25 August 2026
✅ Information Source: Official Aramex vacancy
✅ Status: Reviewed for accuracy

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