Stallion Security is offering an exciting Learnership opportunity for unemployed individuals who want to gain practical training and a recognised qualification in the field.
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Stallion Security Learnership Opportunity: Start Your Career in Security
Are you interested in building a career in the security industry? Stallion Security, one of South Africa’s leading security companies, is offering an exciting learnership opportunity for unemployed individuals who want to gain practical training and a recognised qualification in the field.
Learnership Programme: National Certificate: General Security Practices (NQF Level 3)
This learnership is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience and industry knowledge while working towards a formal qualification that can open doors to a successful security career.
Minimum Requirements:
- Must be unemployed
- Not currently enrolled at any other institution
- Between 18 and 26 years old
- South African citizen
- Must have no criminal record (background checks will be conducted)
- Grade 12 / Matric certificate
This opportunity is ideal for motivated young South Africans who are disciplined, reliable, and eager to grow within the security sector. Successful candidates will receive both theoretical and practical training as part of the learnership programme.
Don’t miss your chance to start a professional career in one of South Africa’s most essential industries with Stallion Security.
HOW TO APPLY
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