Clover is offering an exciting Call Centre Learnership opportunity for unemployed South African youth who are eager to gain valuable work experience in the sales environment.
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Clover Call Centre Learnership Programme: Customer Service Opportunities for Unemployed Youth
Clover is offering an exciting Learnership opportunity for unemployed South African youth who are eager to gain valuable work experience in the Customer Service Centre.
A total of 18 learnership positions are available in Gauteng.
Minimum Requirements
- Grade 12 or equivalent NQF Level 4 qualification.
- Grade 12/Matric completed within the past five years (2021–2025).
- A minimum average of 55% for English and Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy.
- Advanced computer literacy.
- Currently unemployed.
- Applicants must not have participated in a learnership programme before.
Key Competencies
- Proactive and action orientated
- Acts with honesty and consistency
- Maintains high standards
- Interpersonal effectiveness
- Commitment and motivation
- Collaborate with others to achieve a common objective
- Customer orientated
- Communicates effectively
- Ability to apply numerical principles
Duties and Responsibilities
- Handle all inbound and outbound interactions
- Resolve queries and complaints via the relevant stakeholders
Why Apply for the Clover Call Centre Learnership?
This learnership offers unemployed youth the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in sales and merchandising while working for a well-established South African company. Participants will develop workplace skills, industry knowledge and professional experience that can support future career growth.
If you are a motivated young South African looking to start your career in sales, the Clover Learnership Programme could be the perfect opportunity for you.
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