Learnerships 2026 - South Africa
Browse the learnership listings below, review the eligibility requirements carefully, and apply directly through the official organisations before the closing date.
Citi South Africa Graduate Learnership Programme 2026 2026
Citi South Africa is offering a 1-year Graduate Learnership Programme in Johannesburg for recent graduates. The programme provides hands-on work experience across Citi’s business units, structured training, and the opportunity to pursue a postgraduate qualification.
📅 Posted: 2026-05-05
ABSA Junior Leaner 2026
The programme is designed to develop future Human Capital professionals by providing hands-on exposure to training coordination, employee development processes, and learning management systems within a leading financial institution
📅 Posted: 2026-05-05
ABSA Junior Leaner 2026
The programme is designed to develop future Human Capital professionals by providing hands-on exposure to training coordination, employee development processes, and learning management systems within a leading financial institution
📅 Posted: 2026-05-05
SANDF MSDS 2027 Intake Now Open – 2,000 Youth Opportunities Available! 2026
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has opened applications for the Military Skills Development System (MSDS) 2027 intake. This programme gives young South Africans the opportunity to serve in the military on a two-year contract while receiving professional training and valuable work experience.
📅 Posted: 2026-02-17
Sasol Learnership Artisan 2026
Sasol is offering a 36-month Artisan Learnership in Secunda, Mpumalanga. Fields include Mechanical Fitter, Instrumentation, Electrician, and Chemical Plant Operator.
📅 Posted: 2026-02-16
UMZ Artisan Learnership Now Open – Opportunities for Aspiring Artisans 2026
The UMZ Artisan Learnership is a structured training programme that combines theoretical learning with practical workplace experience.
📅 Posted: 2026-02-15
Learnership FAQs
A learnership is a structured training programme that combines classroom learning with practical workplace experience, leading to a recognised qualification.
Unemployed youth, matriculants, and individuals with Grade 10–12 or higher qualifications can apply depending on requirements.
Yes, most learnerships provide a monthly stipend to help cover transport and living costs during training.
Learnerships usually last between 12 and 24 months depending on the qualification level and industry.
Yes, after successful completion you receive an NQF-registered qualification that is recognised in South Africa.
Click on any learnership listing, check requirements carefully, and follow the official application link provided.