The Tsebo group food and beverage Learnership programme 2026 is now open for applications in Sandton, Gauteng.
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Leading workplace management solutions provider Tsebo Solutions Group is inviting applications for its Food and Beverage Learnership Programme in Gauteng.
The learnership offers unemployed South Africans an opportunity to gain a nationally recognised NQF Level 4 Food and Beverage qualification while developing practical skills and workplace experience in the hospitality industry.
The programme will be hosted by Tsebo Catering Solutions and is based in Sandton, Gauteng.
About The Food And Beverage Learnership
The Food and Beverage Services industry is a key part of South Africa's hospitality sector, offering career opportunities in restaurants, hotels, catering companies and other food service establishments.
This 12-month learnership is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and practical experience needed to succeed in the food and beverage industry.
Participants will gain valuable exposure to customer service, food service operations and hospitality best practices while working towards an accredited qualification.
What Learners Will Gain
The learnership aims to help participants build essential skills and industry knowledge in areas such as:
- Food and beverage service
- Customer service and guest relations
- Hospitality operations
- Professional workplace skills
- Food service standards and procedures
- Teamwork and communication
Completing the qualification can enhance future employment opportunities and support long-term career growth within the hospitality and catering sectors.
About Tsebo
Tsebo Solutions Group is one of Africa's leading integrated workplace management solutions providers, delivering services across multiple sectors.
The company specialises in:
- Catering services
- Facilities management
- Cleaning and hygiene
- Pest control
- Protection services
- Energy solutions
- Procurement
- Workspace design
- Engineering services
- Remote camp management
Tsebo places a strong focus on employee development and skills training, helping individuals build successful careers across a variety of industries.
Learnership Requirements
To qualify for the Food and Beverage Learnership Programme, applicants must:
- Be a South African citizen
- Possess a valid South African ID document
- Have a certified Matric certificate
- Be able to read and write effectively for the completion of a Portfolio of Evidence
- Be willing to commit to the full 12-month learnership programme
Why Apply For The Tsebo Learnership?
The Tsebo Food and Beverage Learnership provides an excellent entry point into the hospitality industry for young people seeking practical training and a recognised qualification.
Participants will have the opportunity to develop valuable workplace skills, gain industry experience and improve their employability in one of South Africa's most dynamic service sectors.
For aspiring hospitality professionals, this learnership offers a pathway towards a rewarding career in food and beverage services.
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