Pick n Pay Clothing Learnerships
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Pick n Pay are running a Learnership programme so they are looking for unemployed youth to participate in this 18-month programme. Apply now!
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Pick n Pay is one of the largest retail chains in South Africa, serving millions of customers across the African continent.
Pick n Pay Learnership 2024
PnP Clothing is offering an exciting opportunity for TVET students who have studied in the fields of Clothing Production, Fashion, Marketing, Business Management, or Retail Operations. This learnership provides hands-on experience within our corporate office in Western Cape, allowing students to work closely with key teams such as Quality Assurance, Buying, Marketing, Visual Merchandise.
Required in Store Operations : KZN X1, PTA X1; JHB X2 and WC x1.
This 18-months program will equip students with practical knowledge and skills in the clothing business sector, preparing them for graduation and enhancing their career prospects in the fashion and retail industries.
If you're a motivated student with a passion for the fashion industry, ready to gain valuable experience and contribute to a professional team, we encourage you to apply for this fantastic opportunity!
Requirements
- N6 qualification in Clothing Production, Fashion, Marketing, Business Management, or Retail Operations.
- Interest in the clothing, fashion, and retail industries, with a desire to gain hands-on experience in a corporate office setting.
- Eagerness to learn and grow in a dynamic, team-oriented environment.
HOW TO APPLY
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