Rand Mutual Assurance is inviting applications for their 12-month Learnership programme, and anyone with Matric can apply.
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Rand Mutual Assurance (RMA) is inviting applications for its 2027 Learnership Programme, offering unemployed South African citizens an opportunity to gain valuable skills, knowledge and workplace experience.
The 12-month learnership will be based in Parktown, Johannesburg, and is scheduled to commence in January 2027.
The programme aims to equip qualifying candidates with practical skills and experience while preparing them for meaningful participation in the labour market.
Rand Mutual Assurance Learnership Requirements
To qualify for the Rand Mutual Assurance 2027 Learnership Programme, applicants must be unemployed South African citizens who have completed a National Senior Certificate (Matric or Grade 12).
Candidates should also demonstrate the following skills, competencies and attributes:
- Applied learning
- Building customer loyalty
- Contributing to team success
- Managing work, including time management
- Taking initiative
- Stress tolerance
- Willingness to learn
- A project-wide perspective
- Teamwork and collaboration
About the Rand Mutual Assurance Learnership
The Rand Mutual Assurance Learnership Programme is designed to help qualifying candidates develop workplace skills and gain experience that can support their future career prospects.
The programme provides an opportunity for unemployed individuals who have completed Matric to strengthen their competencies and prepare for opportunities in the labour market.
Interested candidates should ensure they meet the stated requirements before applying for the 2027 learnership.
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