Learnerships

Young South Africans interested in building a career in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sector now have an exciting opportunity. The Western Cape Department of Health & Wellness has officially opened applications for its Pharmacist’s Assistant Learnership Programme 2026, offering 39 positions for unemployed youth who want to gain professional pharmacy training inside public health facilities. Successful applicants will receive structured workplace training, academic … Read more

Unemployed youth in South Africa now have an exciting opportunity to gain real workplace experience in the automotive industry. Hyundai Automotive South Africa is inviting applications for the Youth Employment Service (YES) Learner Programme 2026, a 12-month structured workplace experience programme designed to help young people develop professional skills and gain industry exposure. The programme is aimed at unemployed youth … Read more

South Africa continues to face a serious youth unemployment challenge, with many young people struggling to gain their first workplace experience after completing school. Programmes like YES4Youth help bridge this gap by giving young South Africans the chance to gain real workplace exposure. One of the latest opportunities is the SBV Services YES4Youth Cash Processor Learnership Programme 2026, which … Read more

South African TVET College graduates who need workplace experience to complete their qualifications now have an important opportunity. The National Treasury has opened applications for the Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Programme 2026, offering 18 months of workplace training in Pretoria. This programme is specifically designed for students who have completed N6 certificates and need practical workplace exposure to qualify for their National Diploma. Participants … Read more

South African students looking to gain workplace experience while completing their studies can now apply for the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Internships 2026. This structured internship gives students hands-on exposure to financial sector regulation, helping them build skills in market conduct supervision, compliance, and administration under the guidance of experienced mentors.  Deadline: 18 March 2026 Location: Pretoria, South Africa … Read more

South African unemployed youth with N6 qualifications now have a chance to gain workplace experience and complete their studies through the Lephalale TVET College Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Programme 2026. This programme is ideal for young people who need practical exposure to boost employability while completing their qualifications. 📌 Important: Applications close on 18 March 2026. Quick Overview This programme is specifically for … Read more

South African legal graduates now have an opportunity to gain professional legal experience in the public research sector. The Moses Kotane Research Institute (MKRI) is inviting applications for the Experiential Learner: Legal & Corporate Affairs position for 2026. This opportunity offers a 24-month fixed-term contract based in Durban, with a monthly stipend ranging from R13,000 to R16,000. 📌 Important: Applications close on 20 March 2026. Quick Overview … Read more

South Africa continues to face a serious youth unemployment challenge, with many young people struggling to gain their first real workplace experience after finishing school. To help address this problem, the Youth Employment Service (YES) initiative partners with major companies to create opportunities for young people. One of the latest opportunities is the TFG Youth Employment Service (YES) Programme … Read more

South Africa’s youth unemployment challenge remains a major concern, especially for young people who struggle to gain their first workplace experience after finishing school. To help address this issue, the Youth Employment Service (YES) initiative continues to partner with major companies to create entry-level work opportunities. One of the latest opportunities is the DHL YES 4 Youth Learnership Programme … Read more