Explore an exciting opportunity with DHL’s YES4Youth Learnership Programme, designed to empower unemployed South African youth with invaluable experience in the supply chain sector. Located in Uitenhage, Eastern Cape, this programme offers a unique chance to develop practical skills and industry knowledge. Don’t miss out on the chance to enhance your career prospects. Apply today!
About the Opportunity
The DHL YES4Youth Learnership Programme is a prestigious initiative aimed at equipping young South Africans with essential workplace experience in a dynamic supply chain environment. Participants will gain hands-on skills, industry insights, and exposure to operational tasks within the logistics sector.
Closing Date
Applications are open now. As the closing date is not specified, interested candidates are encouraged to apply promptly.
Key Responsibilities
Participants will be responsible for understanding client requirements, learning the correct use of operational equipment, and reporting any defects. Duties include maintaining high standards of productivity and quality, performing loading and offloading tasks, and adhering to health and safety protocols. Learners will also complete operational tasks, follow instructions from supervisors, and work effectively as part of a team.
Requirements/Qualifications
– South African citizenship
– Unemployed status
– Aged between 18 and 29
– Grade 12/Matric with English and Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
Advantageous Qualifications
– Valid Forklift, PPT, or Reach Truck licence
– Valid driver’s licence
Benefits
This learnership provides a platform to gain practical experience, enhance employability, and develop a comprehensive understanding of the logistics and supply chain industry.
Skills and Competencies
Candidates should exhibit excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills, strong communication abilities, and a positive work ethic. An understanding of client expectations and quality standards will be beneficial.
Who Should Apply?
This programme is ideal for young South Africans who have recently completed Matric and are eager to gain practical experience in the logistics sector.
