If you are a recent matriculant looking to start your career in finance Bosch is offering an exciting Work Integrated Learnership now.
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Work Integrated Learnership at Bosch
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Job Description
Robert Boch (Pty) Ltd is seeking a Work Integrated Learner to join our Finance department based in our Midrand offices. This learnership programme is designed for TVET students pursuing a National Diploma in Finance who require workplace experience to complete their qualification.
This 18-month program is designed to provide you with hands-on experience and practical skills in a dynamic corporate environment. You will have the chance to apply your academic knowledge, learn from industry experts, and build a solid foundation for a successful career.
This opportunity could offer you:
- Valuable Work Experience: Gain practical, on-the-job training within a leading global organization.
- Professional Growth: Develop your skills and understanding of the finance sector.
- Monthly Stipend: Receive a consistent stipend throughout the duration of the program.
If you are a motivated and dedicated student ready to take the next step in your professional journey, we encourage you to apply.
Qualifications
- South African ID
- Completed an N6 Certificate or have official statement of results
- Letter from TVET College confirming the in-service training program
Why Apply?
This Learnership offers a valuable opportunity to gain hands-on experience, develop essential business skills, and work within a globally recognised company. If you are eager to grow your career in business administration, this programme could be the perfect starting point.
HOW TO APPLY
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