You can join the Clicks group and make a positive impact on people's lives by working on their Learnership programmes. Apply now.
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Clicks Group
is inviting unemployed young South Africans to apply for its National Certificate Wholesale and Retail Distribution Learnership Programme.
The 12-month learnership opportunity will be hosted by UPD, a division within the Clicks Group.
Applications for the learnership close on 23rd May 2026.
About The Clicks Group Learnership Programme
The learnership programme combines both theoretical training and practical workplace experience to equip learners with the skills needed to succeed in the wholesale, retail and supply chain sector.
The programme is aimed at:
Unemployed matriculants
People living with disabilities (PWDs)
Successful candidates will gain valuable workplace exposure while completing a National Certificate in Wholesale and Retail Distribution.
Duties And Responsibilities
Learners selected for the programme will be required to:
Attend all training and classroom sessions
Complete workplace training and practical activities
Submit a Portfolio of Evidence demonstrating competency
Support team operations under supervision
Successfully complete all learnership requirements
The programme is designed to help learners develop workplace readiness, customer service and retail distribution skills.
Skills And Competencies Required
Clicks Group is looking for candidates who demonstrate the following skills and abilities:
Customer service orientation
Teamwork skills
Integrity
Attention to detail
Numeracy and literacy skills
Basic computer literacy
Essential workplace competencies include:
Following instructions and procedures
Working effectively with people
Delivering results and meeting customer expectations
Planning and organising
Building professional relationships
Adhering to principles and values
Minimum Requirements
To qualify for the learnership, applicants must:
Have a Grade 12 / Matric certificate
Be between 18 and 35 years old
Be unemployed
Be living with a disability
Locations
Learnerships are available in Roodepoort, Montague Gardens Cape Town, Durban and Gqeberha.
Gain Retail And Supply Chain Experience
The Clicks Group learnership offers young people living with disabilities the opportunity to gain recognised training and practical workplace experience within the pharmaceutical retail and wholesale distribution sector.
Successful learners will build valuable skills that can improve future employment opportunities within the retail, FMCG and supply chain industries.
HOW TO APPLY
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