Value Group 2026–2027 Unemployed Learnership Programme
What the Learnership Is
The 2026–2027 Unemployed Learnership Programme is a structured 12-month training and workplace development programme offered by Value Group. It leads to an Occupational Certificate in Supply Chain Practitioner (NQF Level 5) — a nationally recognised qualification in the logistics and supply chain sector.
The programme combines:
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Accredited classroom-based training
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Practical workplace experience
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Real on-the-job exposure in operational logistics environments
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Assessments, including a final EISA examination
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A monthly stipend to assist with travel and participation costs
Programme Duration:
📅 2 March 2026 – 28 February 2027 (12 months)
📍 Location: Gauteng (and other regions depending on listings)
Purpose of the Learnership
This programme is aimed at helping unemployed South African youth gain:
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A formal occupation-specific qualification
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Hands-on work experience in logistics and supply chain
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Industry-relevant skills to improve employability after completion
It’s especially suited for people who want a pathway into warehousing, distribution, inventory control, transport logistics and related operational roles.
Who Can Apply (Eligibility Criteria)
To qualify for the 2026–2027 Unemployed Learnership Programme, you must meet all of the following:
Basic Requirements
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🇿🇦 Must be a South African citizen
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📅 Unemployed at the time of application
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📘 Matric certificate (Grade 12) with at least a 50 % pass rate
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🎯 Age: 21 – 29 years old
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📍 Willing to commit fully to the 12-month programme
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🧭 Available to attend both classroom and workplace training sessions
📌 No prior work experience is required. The learnership is designed to build skills from the ground up.
What You Will Do During the Programme
Participants go through a mix of classroom and workplace experiences:
Classroom Training
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Held roughly one week per month
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Covers both theory and practical aspects of supply chain operations
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Helps build competencies required for operational roles
Practical Workplace Experience
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You’ll work in a real logistics environment
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Apply what you’ve learned with hands-on duties
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Typical work schedule is Mon–Fri, 07:00 – 17:00 (overtime may be required)
Assessments
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Participants must complete evaluations throughout the year
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Final EISA exam at the end to qualify for the certificate
Monthly Stipend
Learners receive a monthly stipend to support travel and participation — the amount varies but helps cover essential costs.
What You Need to Apply
Before you submit your application, make sure you have the following documents:
✔ Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV)
✔ Originally certified copy of your South African ID
✔ Originally certified copy of your Matric certificate
✔ Copies of any additional qualifications (if available)
Make sure all certifications are current and clearly readable.
Selection and Recruitment Process
The selection process typically includes:
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Panel Interview: In person at the regional site
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Literacy and Numeracy Assessments
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Criminal background check / verification
Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee placement — competition can be high.
