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SASSA Learnerships

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Do you enjoy working with people and numbers? Do you enjoy being social and handling administration? If you are good in these fields and meet all the requirements as set out by the agency then SASSA Learnerships might be suited for you.

SASSA is the South African Social Security Agency. This agency of Government opened its doors in 2005 to regulate and control the distribution of social grants. Their main functions are to ensure the right people receive social grants of sufficient amounts at a specified time and in an area or method that is easily accessible by each person.

There are more than 16 million people throughout South Africa who received social grants monthly. These grants are issued to people who are in need of financial aid, it includes the elderly, disability and child support. SASSA handles the entire process from application to payment. This includes verifying information, approval, and detection along with the prevention of fraud.

SASSA Learnerships Available

SASSA has a limited amount of learnership fields for you to consider. Here is a list of their learnership career fields below, however, there may be other fields not mentioned, and once applications open these will be advertised on the SASSA Website.

Learnership career fields:

  • Supply Chain Management
  • Disability Management
  • Accounting
  • Public Administration

Learnerships made available by SASSA will be for a 12-month duration unless otherwise stipulated. Every learnership provides a monthly allowance, yet, you will be responsible for your own transport, meals, and accommodation. Learnerships provided by SASSA does not guarantee a permanent position but if there is an opening in this Government Department they may offer it to deserving candidates upon completion of their learnership.

SASSA Learnerships Requirements

To apply for learnerships delivered by SASSA, you must meet all their requirements. Here is a list of the basic stipulations you must meet to be eligible.

Basic SASSA requirements:

  • You must be a citizen of South Africa
  • Applicants must be no younger than 18 and no older than 35
  • You must be in possession of a valid Matric certificate
  • Applicants must possess a legal ID document
  • You must have a diploma or degree in your field of application where applicable

ITC checks will be performed on all qualifying applicants, as well as criminal checks. There will be a pre-screening process done on all selected candidates. This includes vetting of all academic results, referral letters, recommendations, and more. If needed a competency assessment may be required and this is compulsory. Applicants with a disability are invited to apply in their field if a learnership becomes available. These applicants must supply a medical certificate stating the disability.

SASSA Learnerships Application

SASSA learnerships applications online are not available. You can download the Z83 Government form for applications and use the learnership reference number to apply. Once learnerships open you can complete the form and along with all required documentation. For available learnership opportunities, you can look at the advertisements on the SASSA Careers Page.

All required documents must be certified copies, please do not submit the originals as they will not be returned. You must also attach a curriculum vitae, motivational letters, and all academic qualifications, plus a copy of your ID document. Emailed or faxed applications will not be considered. Applications without documentation or that arrive late, or is incomplete will also not be looked at.

SASSA Learnerships Closing Date

SASSA learnerships usually close during the month of September, this date may change. Therefore, it is best to first confirm on their site or learnership advert for closing dates. For more information about this Government Department visit the SASSA Website.

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Department of Transport Learnerships 2020 – 2021

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If this is you and you would like to pursue a career in these lines, then the Department of Transport may have a learnership ideally suitable for you.?If you seek a challenge, are in good health and have a desire to learn more, then you may just be in the right place. This Department offers selected candidates a 12-month learnership which exceptional learning opportunities.

The Department of Transport is one of the main branches of the South African Government. They are in charge of maintenance, construction, and development of national roads, marine transport, international airports and national airports, as well as all local roads and railways. They also hold a shared obligation for public transport, traffic regulations, vehicle licensing, parking, traffic, and airports. They are also accountable for protocols of freight, shipping, public transport, motor vehicles and rail transportation.

This Department aims to provide sufficient skilled workers and assist in stabilizing the country?s economy. They aim to do this via their programs offered to the gifted youth of South Africa. There are many opportunities for growth within this Department.

Department of Transport Learnerships Available

With the learnerships offered by this Department of Government, they aim to increase the number of skilled workers within the countries workforce. There are many fields that are made available with this Department, however, they may change yearly. Candidates are urged to confirm the field before making their application.

Candidates can consider some of the following fields and more:

  • Road Works
  • Construction
  • Welding
  • Electrical
  • Plumbing
  • Public Administration
  • Transport Management
  • Logistic Management
  • Transport Economics
  • Information Technology
  • Supply Chain
  • Project Management
  • Freight Logistics
  • Marketing
  • Human Resources
  • Safety Management

Department of Transport Learnerships Requirements

Candidates must be younger than 35 in order to apply.?Candidates must include a detailed curriculum vitae. They should also make available references that are reachable, along with any information that is applicable to their submission. Include certified copies of all significant certificates, proof of address no older than three months and ID Document.

Candidates must have the following:

  • Be a citizen of South African
  • Candidates must hold a valid South African ID document
  • Completed Grade 12, and have their certificate
  • Be skilled in English and another language
  • Must not hold a criminal record
  • You must be fit for vigorous activities
  • Must not be declared incompetent in any other Legislation that could be of relevance
  • You must be prepared to work public holidays, weekend and shifts if required
  • Must have excellent communication skills both verbal & written
  • Applicants must not be involved in any employee dismissal processes

Forgery will not be taken lightly. Only shortlisted candidates will be communicated with. These selected candidates may be requested to do a medical fitness, driving test and fingerprint verification. Candidates are not guaranteed a permanent location after finishing the learnership program, however, some may be offered permanent positions if they have an opening.

Department of Transport Learnerships Application

Department of Transport learnerships applications online is not available. Interested individuals may, however, download the Z83 Application form, complete it and submit when learnerships open. Once this Department has learnerships available, they will be advertised locally and also on their Careers Page of their website. For more information on this Department of Government, interested individuals may visit their Home Page.

Once applications open, candidates must please follow the instructions provided in the advertisement. Candidates must complete the application in full and sign it before submitting. Candidates must also attach all certified relevant documentation with an up-to-date curriculum vitae.

Please note: Late applications will not be taken into consideration. Applications missing certified documentation will not be taken into consideration. Applications not signed by the applicant will not be taken into consideration.

Only applicants who make the shortlist will be contacted, thus, if the Department has not contacted you within three months after the closing date, please accept your application as being unsuccessful.

Department of Transport Learnerships Closing Date

Closing dates for each learnership offered will differ yearly. Each will depend on the need within this Department. Candidates can also find out from their local Department of Transport in their area about open or upcoming leanrerships. Candidates are also reminded to ensure they meet all requirements, complete the application in full and attach all documentation before submitting their applications.

Don’t forget to check out our full list of companies offering Learnerships?to the Youth of South Africa.

Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fishery Learnerships 2020 – 2021

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Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fishery Learnerships

The Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery offer learnerships, bursaries, and internships, as well as junior land care development programs, skilled training programs and more. With their programs, they aim to educate the youth of South Africa to assist in stabilizing the economy and provide sufficient work for all.

The  Department of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishery is in charge of all sectors referring to agriculture, forestry and fishery in South Africa. It has to certify that all food products are safe for consumption and that there is adequate supply for the demand. It works in close proximity to all sectors under its wings including perishable products, agricultural research, biological products, fisheries, environmental affairs, water affairs and more.

They seek gifted young individuals each year to learn more within their field, to be educated by the best in the business and to grow together, building a stronger nation. If any of the fields below are within your interest and you meet all requirements, you may apply once their learnerships open. Good luck to all candidates!

Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries Learnerships Available

This Department has a variety of fields that it offers to talented individuals.

Candidates may look at the following fields and more once applications open:

  • Agricultural Science
  • Food Technology
  • Environmental Health
  • Features Writing
  • Journalism
  • Communications
  • Public Relations
  • Office Management
  • Business Management
  • Economics
  • Marketing
  • Coordination
  • Finance
  • Public Administration
  • Events Management
  • Chemistry
  • Analytical Chemistry
  • Agronomy
  • Plant Productions
  • Plant Pathology
  • Entomology
  • Development Studies
  • Crop Production
  • Biology
  • Botany
  • Dairy Products
  • Pasture Science
  • Wildlife Management
  • Animal Production
  • Grassland Science
  • Rural Development

Not what you are looking for? See the full list of Government Learnerships.

Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries Learnerships Requirements

Candidates interested in applying for a learnership with this Department once they open will be required to meet all the stipulations as set by the Department. This Department upholds the equity principals as set by Government and offers equal opportunities to all. Candidates may be required to submit their age, race, and gender, along with any disabilities.

Candidates must also have the following:

  • A valid Grade 12 / Martic certification
  • Must be between 18 and 35 years of age
  • You must not have partaken in any other learnership prior to this application
  • Must hold a diploma or degree in the relevant field (where applicable)
  • Proof of residence

Candidates must submit a curriculum vitae with up-to-date contact details and all relevant information. Candidates must also submit a motivational letter and provide references. Candidates must complete the application in full and ensure it is signed.

Please do not submit your original certificates, but only certified copies as documentation will not be returned. Applications that are received after the advertised closing date, are missing documentation or is not signed, will not be taken into consideration.

Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries Learnerships Application

Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries learnership applications online can be found yearly on their website as soon as they open. Once they open they will be displayed here under the careers tab. Candidates need to download, print and complete the Z83 application form.

Once applications open, candidates can submit all documentation to the following address:

Director ? General

Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries

Sector Education and Training

Private Bag X 250

Pretoria

0001

For more information on their opportunities, candidates can have a look here.

Please note that the Department has the right to verify all documentation and references. Learnerships provided by this Department usually span over a 12 month period, unless stated otherwise. Only those candidates who make it to the shortlist will be contacted. Candidates who have not been contacted within three months of the closing date can assume that their application was unsuccessful. Selected candidates may be required to partake in a series of skills tests.

Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fishery Learnerships Closing Date

Candidates should be on the lookout for advertisements in magazines and local newspapers as the Department will be placing advertisements as soon as learnerships open yearly.

Also take a look at our full list of Learnerships in South Africa.

Department of Home Affairs Learnerships 2020 -2021

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The Department of Home Affairs Learnerships?are part of the?Governments ?National Skills Development Strategy? Act. This includes the growth of high-value opportunities, employment growth, and skills development in all sectors, social development along with assisting the youth to become part of the labor force in South Africa.

Successful candidates will have great access to mentors and trainers, exploring the wealth of information made available, growing and becoming professionals in various fields. This department makes learnerships available in all provinces throughout South Africa, offering equal opportunities to all the youth. The learnerships will vary in duration and only include a monthly stipend for successful candidates.

They seek talented, young candidates who are interested to fill the scarce skills within South Africa. Candidates will be able to build-up their knowledge, gain invaluable experience and learn from the best. Some successful candidates may be offered a?permanent position, however, this is not a guarantee.

Department of Home Affairs Learnerships Available

If you are planning to work in one of the following directions these learnerships may just be what you need.? The learnerships fields available yearly?will differ depending on the current openings within the Department.

Candidates may, however, look at the following fields:

  • Finance
  • Administration Clerk
  • Supply Chain
  • Civil Services
  • Strategic Planning
  • Public Relations
  • Internal Audit
  • Information Services
  • Civic Service Supervisor
  • Public Administration
  • Political Science
  • Cost and Management Accounting

See our full list of Governmental Learnerships.

Requirements

Candidates must include a detailed curriculum vitae with contact details, contactable references as well as any information they feel may be pertinent to their application.? Please also include certified copies of all relevant certificates, ID, and proof of address no older than three months.? Candidates must be permanent South African residents and citizens. Those with a disability are also welcome to apply.

Most candidates will also be required to have the following:

  • Matric or Grade 12
  • Must be between the ages of 18 and 35
  • Proficient in English, read, write and speak
  • Proficient in one other National Language
  • Computer literate
  • Candidates must not have a permanent employment
  • Be self-motivated and a team player
  • Must be able to work under pressure and be a great listener
  • Candidates must not be registered with any other institute for a learnership
  • Must be innovative, ethical, honest and professional
  • Flexibility with a commitment to learn, but moreover willingness to work

Application

Online Application is?made available during the year. Candidates may be required to complete an online assessment, (this will take approximately 30 minutes) before starting the application process. There are some learnerships offered where the application forms can only be collected by an office of the department. Candidates can inquire at their campus careers center for open learnerships within the department, or at the department office closest to their home.

Most applications require?a Z83 application form and it must be handed in with all required certified documentation. Candidates can download the form from their website. Please ensure the application is signed and completed in full. Incomplete forms, or forms missing attachments, will not even be considered. Faxed or e-mailed application will also be rejected, if forms have been collected at the office of the department within your area, it must be returned there. However, if you apply online you do not need to go to the office in your area.

Successful candidates will be informed within 3 weeks to 3 months after the closing date of the learnership. If you do not receive any form of communication, please deem your application as unsuccessful. For additional information, candidates may contact the helpdesk at 011 ? 355 5463 or send an e-mail to Ouma.Ngobeni@gauteng.gov.za

Department of Environmental Affairs Learnerships 2020 -2021

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Department of Environmental Affairs Learnerships

Learnerships in this category?ranges from ocean life, wildlife, the air, land and all that our universe consists of.?You will be able to bridge the gap between studies and the workplace, gain valuable knowledge and hands-on experience with these Learnerships. The Department of Environmental Affairs is constantly seeking talented young individuals who have a great ambition to make a difference in life.

The South African Government see the youth as the life and future of the country, thus, they offer learnerships to bright minds of the future. They provide equal opportunities, aiding in education, training and skills development within all fields. These learnerships assist in the economy, builds up communities and ensure work for all the people. Most of these are aimed at the scares skills.

Some of these learnerships may even offer successful candidates full-time employment, but it is not guaranteed. If this is your field of interest, keep on reading.

Department of Environmental Affairs Learnerships Available

There are many?learnerships available within all sectors of this department. They are constantly seeking young and energetic candidates to be trained within various scarce fields.

Some career paths may comprise of the following options:

  • Accountancy
  • Journalism
  • Financials
  • Communications
  • Human Resources
  • Public Relations
  • Media Studies
  • Management
  • Plumbing
  • Water Agents
  • Legal
  • Information Technology
  • Customer Relationship Management
  • Analytical Chemistry
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Environmental Management
  • Procurements
  • Marine Science
  • Town Planning
  • Zoology
  • Oceanography
  • Business Administration
  • Welding
  • Electrical
  • Instrumentation
  • Waste management
  • Pollution Management
  • Asset Management
  • Public Administration

Requirements

Candidates who wish to apply for these learnerships must fulfill the requirements, of the department as set out in the application for the field.

These may include the following:

  • All candidates must be a South African Citizen
  • Candidates must hold a valid South African ID document
  • All candidates must comply with the requirements as set out on the application
  • Candidates must hold a Matric with Science and Mathematics
  • Applicants must have great communication skills
  • Must be able to communicate and interact with clients and customers
  • You must be passionate about the environment and making a difference
  • Must be unemployed

Candidates must ensure that the application form is filled in completely, signed and all documentation certified?and attached. Candidates must also be willing to enter into a service contract with the Department for a duration up to 36 months. Candidates with a relevant technical knowledge will be seen as an added advantage.

Documentation that has to be attached to your application are as follow:

  • Curriculum Vitae
  • Grade 12 Results
  • All and any Academic Records
  • Applicants ID documentation

Learnerships Application

Online applications are?not available at present. Applications can be collected at your closest Department of Environmental Affairs, and also returned there once completed. Applicants fill in the form completely, sign it and attach an up-to-date Curriculum Vitae, with all certified copies of documentation as stipulated. For more information on their programs and availability candidates can visit their website.

Applications that are not filled in completely, missing a signature, missing documentation or are received late will not be considered. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. Candidates may deem their application unsuccessful?if they have not heard anything from the department within two months, after closing dates.