Value Logistics 2026 Transport Learnerships – Apply by 15 Nov

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Finding a job after Matric can feel impossible, especially when employers keep asking for experience you haven’t had. The good news is that Value Logistics, part of Value Group, is offering three learnerships that start this November – a chance to earn, learn and get your foot in the door of South Africa’s transport and logistics sector. Value Logistics Learnership Programme is open now, so act quickly.

What the learnerships involve

Value Logistics will run three 12‑month occupational learnerships. Each combines on‑the‑job training with classroom learning and ends with an assessment that can give you a recognised NQF qualification.

Road Transport Supervision – NQF Level 4 (Germiston, Gauteng)
Freight Handler – NQF Level 3 (Germiston, Gauteng)
Road Transport Supervision – NQF Level 4 (Cato Ridge, KwaZulu‑Natal)

All three pay a monthly stipend of R4 240 and include a bonus when you finish the programme.

Who can apply

To be eligible you must:

Have a Matric (Grade 12) certificate.
Be unemployed and looking for your first work experience.
Be aged 19‑29 for the Germiston Freight Handler learnership.
Meet any additional conditions shown on the SA Youth Mobi listing (for example, a valid ID).

The two Road Transport Supervision learnerships do not state a specific age limit, but you still need to satisfy the other listed criteria.

What you will gain

During the 12 months you will:

Earn R4 240 each month – a real boost for living costs.
Attend one week of classroom training each month.
Work Monday‑to‑Friday, 07:00‑17:00, in a real logistics environment.
Develop skills such as transport planning, safety compliance, cargo handling, communication and teamwork.
Sit for an External Integrated Summative Assessment (EISA) that leads to an NQF qualification.
Add practical experience and a recognised certificate to your CV, making future job applications stronger.

How to apply – step by step

Choose the learnership that matches your interests and location. Use the links below to go straight to the vacancy.
Log in or register on SA Youth Mobi. Go to SA Youth Mobi and create an account if you do not have one.
Update your profile. Make sure your personal details, address and Matric qualification are entered correctly. If you are applying for the Freight Handler role, double‑check that your age is between 19 and 29.
Gather supporting documents. Have a copy of your ID, Matric certificate and a current CV ready. Upload them only if the platform asks for them.
Complete the online application. Fill in every required field, answer the questions truthfully and submit.
Submit before the deadline. All three learnerships close on 15 November 2026. Do not wait until the last minute.

Application links

Tips to improve your chances

Write a clear, honest CV. Highlight your Matric results, school projects, volunteering or any informal responsibilities that show teamwork, reliability and communication.
Use simple language and avoid exaggerating experience you do not have.
Tailor your cover letter (if required) to the specific learnership – mention why transport and logistics interest you.
Proofread all information before you hit submit.
Keep a copy of the confirmation number or email you receive after applying.

Next steps

Take a moment now to decide which learnership fits your goals. Then follow the step‑by‑step guide above and apply before 15 November 2026. Even if you are not selected, the experience of applying and the skills you develop while preparing your CV will help you for future opportunities.

Good luck – your Matric certificate can be the first step toward a rewarding career in transport and logistics.

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