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ApexU Learnership Programmes

  ApexU has announced 38 accredited Learnership Programmes for 2026/2027. These opportunities are designed to provide unemployed youth with structured training, workplace exposure, and nationally recognised qualifications across multiple industries.

Programme Overview

  • Provider: ApexU Skills Development

  • Programme: ApexU Learnerships 2026/2027

  • Posts Available: 38

  • Duration: 12–24 months depending on qualification

  • Type: Paid learnership (theory + workplace practice)

  • Qualification: SAQA‑registered, accredited

Purpose of the Programme

  • Offer skills development in business administration, finance, IT, and customer service.

  • Provide practical workplace experience to improve employability.

  • Support transformation and inclusivity in South Africa’s workforce.

Industries Supported

  • Business & Office Administration

  • Financial Services

  • Information Technology

  • Retail & Customer Service

  • Hospitality

  • Logistics & Supply Chain

Benefits of ApexU Learnerships

  • Nationally recognised qualifications

  • Monthly stipend during the programme

  • Valuable workplace experience

  • Mentorship and career guidance

  • Pathways to permanent employment

Minimum Requirements

  • South African citizenship

  • Age between 18 and 35 years

  • Matric (Grade 12) or relevant qualification depending on programme

  • Must be unemployed and not registered on another learnership

  • Good communication and teamwork skills

Application Process

  1. Prepare updated CV and certified copies of ID and qualifications.

  2. Register on the ApexU Learner Portal.

  3. Apply for the relevant learnership programme.

  4. Submit before the closing date.



  5. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews and assessments.

Why Apply

  • Gain industry‑specific qualifications recognised nationwide.

  • Access mentorship and career development opportunities.

  • Build a career in South Africa’s fastest‑growing sectors.



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