Getting a learnership now can jump‑start your career, and the Matus Business Administration Learnership is open for a few days only, so act quickly.
What the opportunity is
Matus, a wholesaler and hardware distributor in Johannesburg, is offering a Business Administration Learnership. The posting went live on 5 November 2026 and closes on 9 November 2026. It is a fixed‑term role with a monthly base pay of R5 241.
Who can apply
- Grade 12/Matric or equivalent
- Age between 18 and 34 years
- Not currently in another learnership
- Good communication skills
- Willingness to learn
What you will gain
- Practical experience in business administration
- On‑the‑job training that counts toward an NQF qualification (details not disclosed in the excerpt)
- Potential pathway to a permanent job – though this is not guaranteed
- Monthly stipend of R5 241 to support your living costs
How to apply
- Visit the official SA Youth opportunity page: SA Youth Learnership Listing.
- Log in or register on the SA Youth platform – the vacancy can only be viewed after authentication.
- Read the full vacancy details and note any additional requirements (e.g., document uploads, exact closing time).
- Prepare your CV, proof of matric, and a short cover letter highlighting your communication skills and eagerness to learn.
- Upload the required documents and submit your application before the deadline on 9 November 2026.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that you meet the age and education criteria before you start.
- Tailor your CV to show any admin or customer‑service experience, even informal roles.
- Proofread your cover letter; clear language demonstrates the communication skills the employer wants.
- Submit all required documents in the requested format (PDF is safest).
- Apply early – the portal may become busy close to the deadline.
Next steps
Many applicants worry they won’t meet hidden criteria. The safest approach is to read the full vacancy on SA Youth and ensure you have all requested paperwork ready. Remember, no one can guarantee selection, and you should never pay anyone for a “sure thing.” Good luck, and take the first step toward a career in business administration today.
