If you are close to finishing a National Diploma in Finance at a TVET college, you need an in‑service placement now. An 18‑month work‑integrated learnership with Robert Bosch in Midrand can give you the practical experience you need to graduate.
What the opportunity is
The role is a Work Integrated Learnership – Finance. It is a paid, on‑site placement that lasts 18 months. You will work as an intern/contractor in the finance department of Bosch Group, a large international engineering and technology company.
Who can apply (eligibility)
- You must have a South African ID.
- Complete your N6 certificate or have an official statement of results.
- Be enrolled in a National Diploma in Finance at a TVET college and need the in‑service training to finish.
- Provide a letter from your college confirming the training requirement.
- Be able to work on‑site in Midrand for the full 18 months.
- The employer accepts applicants with disabilities and will provide accommodations on request.
What you will gain
- Hands‑on experience with daily finance tasks such as invoicing, reconciliations, record‑keeping and compliance.
- Mentoring from qualified finance staff and exposure to corporate finance processes.
- A monthly stipend to help you cover living costs while you complete the placement.
- Credibility on your CV from working for a recognised multinational brand.
- Time to develop professional habits and contribute to real projects over 18 months.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather the required documents: South African ID, N6 certificate or statement of results, and the college letter confirming you need in‑service training.
- Visit the official application page and click the “Apply via the employer application page” button.
- Upload clear, legible copies of all documents. Name each file sensibly (e.g. Surname_Name_ID.pdf).
- Complete the online form, double‑checking that you state you can be on‑site in Midrand for 18 months.
- Submit the application before the deadline and keep a copy of the confirmation email.
Tips to improve your chances
- Show proof of eligibility right at the top of your application (ID, N6, college letter).
- Include short examples of finance‑related coursework or projects (bookkeeping, Excel, petty cash handling).
- Highlight any previous job, volunteer or internship experience that demonstrates punctuality, teamwork and attention to detail.
- Use a clear, one‑page CV and a one‑page cover letter. Focus on relevance, not length.
- State your availability clearly and mention that you can supply the required documents on request.
- Proofread for typos – small errors suggest a lack of detail, which is crucial in finance.
Conclusion and next steps
This learnership is a practical bridge between your classroom studies and a finance career. If you meet the eligibility criteria, prepare your documents, polish your CV and cover letter, and apply through the official link. The experience will not only help you graduate but also open doors to entry‑level finance roles and further study.
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