There's an exciting opportunity for young people with Matric to join a 12-month Learnership at Hollard Insurance. You can earn a good salary and work towards a national qualification. Apply now.
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Unemployed young South Africans who want to start a career in the insurance industry can apply for the Hollard Insurance Learnership Programme 2026.
Hollard is offering a 12-month learnership programme aimed at helping unemployed youth gain practical workplace experience, develop valuable skills and work towards a nationally recognised NQF Level 4 Insurance qualification.
There are 13 positions available for the learnership, which is based in Parktown, Gauteng.
Hollard Learnership 2026 Details
Company: Hollard Insurance
Programme: Unemployed Learnership Programme
Duration: 12 months
Number of positions: 13
Location: Parktown, Gauteng
Qualification: NQF Level 4 Insurance Certificate
What Does The Hollard Learnership Offer?
The Hollard Insurance learnership combines theoretical learning with practical workplace exposure, giving participants an opportunity to develop skills that can improve their employability.
Successful applicants will participate in an interactive learning environment and receive guidance from experienced professionals in the insurance industry.
The programme includes:
- Practical and theoretical training
- Workplace exposure and hands-on industry experience
- Interactive learning activities
- Mentorship from industry professionals
- Development opportunities
- An opportunity to obtain a nationally recognised NQF Level 4 Insurance qualification
What Will Learnership Participants Do?
Successful candidates will take part in a structured 12-month insurance learnership programme.
They will complete practical and theoretical learning modules, participate in workplace activities and gain exposure to the insurance industry.
Participants will also receive mentorship and guidance while working towards their NQF Level 4 Insurance qualification.
Who Can Apply For The Hollard Learnership?
Applicants must meet the following requirements to be considered for the Hollard Learnership Programme:
- Be a South African citizen.
- Be between 18 and 28 years old.
- Be currently unemployed.
- Have completed Matric or Grade 12.
- Not currently be studying.
- Not be registered for another learnership programme.
- Be willing and able to learn.
- Communicate fluently in English.
- Have good listening skills.
- Demonstrate integrity.
- Be able to work under stress.
- Have the ability to remain focused and avoid distractions.
Computer literacy will be an advantage.
Hollard Learnership Academic Requirements
Applicants must have completed Grade 12 and meet the required subject marks.
The application criteria include:
- English: 60% or higher, as well as one other language.
- Mathematics: 50%.
- Mathematical Literacy: 60% or higher.
Applicants should ensure that they meet the relevant academic and eligibility requirements before applying for the Hollard Insurance Learnership.
Start Your Insurance Career With Hollard
The Hollard Learnership Programme provides unemployed young people with an opportunity to gain practical experience while working towards an insurance qualification.
For applicants interested in building a career in the insurance sector, the 12-month programme offers exposure to a professional working environment, structured learning and mentorship.
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