Hungry Lion is offering a 12-month YES Learnership for young South Africans who want real workplace experience at this leading fast-food company.
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Hungry Lion, in partnership with Digicloud Africa, is offering a 12-month YES Learnership for young South Africans who want real workplace experience at the company’s Head Office in Stellenbosch.
This learnership begins in February 2026 and gives participants the opportunity to gain valuable practical skills, complete structured learning modules, and build a strong foundation for future employment.
Duties and Responsibilities
Successful applicants will take on various office-based tasks, which will be explained once candidates are selected. Participants must also complete all assigned learning modules as part of the programme requirements.
Requirements
• Must be between 18 and 35 years old
• South African citizen
• Must not have participated in a YES learnership before
• Completed Matric/Grade 12
• Submit a CV, ID and matric certificate/results
• Must be willing and able to work in Stellenbosch or at the Hungry Lion warehouse in Kraaifontein
• Computer literate
Competencies Needed
• Strong interpersonal abilities
• Vibrant, enthusiastic approach to work
• Commitment and drive
• Resilience and the ability to handle pressure
• Problem-solving skills
Incomplete applications will not be considered.
HOW TO APPLY
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