DHL is recruiting now for their Learnership programme to let suitable young people to get an entry into the global logistics industry.
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DHL Learnership Programme Open For Applications
DHL is inviting unemployed young South Africans to apply for its Learnership Programme. This opportunity is based in Johannesburg, Gauteng.
The programme is designed to provide workplace exposure and practical experience to young people who want to build a career in logistics and supply chain operations. Successful applicants will gain hands-on training while working within a professional logistics environment.
What This Learnership Entails
- You will under direct supervision, support delivery of import/ export processes and activities to optimize service and performance.
- You will perform assigned tasks of generally repetitive nature for documentation such as receiving, reconciling, consolidating/ summarizing documents and information.
- You will support/ maintain operational systems as per instructions.
- You will execute back-office duties such as scanning, filing, reporting, etc.
- You will follow defined processes, systems and methods for delivery of assigned tasks.
- You will support and interact primarily with colleagues of own team.
- You will communicate information that requires little explanation or interpretation.
- You will address task-related issues appropriately to maintain work relationships.
Requirements For This Position
- Grade 12/or relevant Transport & Logistics/Business qualification.
- Matric with English (65%)
- You must be between the age 18 to 30 years.
- Must be a South African citizen.
- Must not be currently employed or studying.
- Computer Knowledge (MS Office) will be an advantage.
- Selection will be done in terms of the Company's Employment Equity Policy
HOW TO APPLY
Closing date not specified.
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