DHL 2026 Clearing and Forwarding Learnership: Your Pathway to a Career in Logistics

Unlock your potential with the DHL Clearing and Forwarding Learnership Programme for 2026/2027. This unique opportunity offers unemployed South African youth the chance to gain valuable skills and experience in the logistics industry. Located in Johannesburg, Gauteng, this 12-month programme combines theoretical learning with practical workplace exposure. Don't miss out on this chance to advance your career in freight forwarding and logistics. Apply now while the position is still available! About the Opportunity DHL Global Forwarding South Africa is offering a learnership programme designed to equip young individuals with the necessary skills and experience in the freight-forwarding and logistics industry. Successful candidates will be enrolled in a 12-month Clearing and Forwarding Agent NQF Level 5 learnership, providing a blend of theoretical instruction and hands-on experience in import and export processes, operational systems, and more. Closing Date The closing date for applications is not specified. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply promptly while the opportunity is available. Key Responsibilities Participants will gain exposure to various aspects of the logistics industry, including import and export processes, freight documentation, operational support systems, document reconciliation, data capturing, and more. Responsibilities may include assisting with import and export documentation, maintaining accurate records, and supporting operational systems. Requirements/Qualifications Applicants must be South African citizens aged between 18 and 30, currently unemployed, not studying, and have completed Grade 12 with at least 65% in English. A relevant qualification in Transport and Logistics or Business may also be considered. Benefits While specific benefits such as a stipend are not detailed, participants will gain invaluable experience and a qualification that can enhance future employment prospects in the logistics sector. Who Should Apply? This programme is ideal for unemployed Matric graduates, young individuals interested in logistics, and those seeking their first workplace opportunity in Johannesburg. Location Johannesburg, Gauteng Want the bigger picture before you apply? Read our learnerships in South Africa guide, covering everything from SETA funding to how to spot a scam. Browse other verified learnership vacancies currently open across South Africa.

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