DHL Group Learnerships 2026/2027 Vacancy

DHL Group Learnerships 2026/2027 Vacancy | Apply with Grade 12

Opportunity Overview

DHL Group is offering a Learnership Programme for the 2026/2027 intake, based in Johannesburg. This one-year programme is specifically designed for unemployed youth looking to gain valuable skills and experience.

Successful candidates will be enrolled in a Clearing and Forwarding Agent NQF Level 5 learnership. This comprehensive programme provides participants with essential theoretical knowledge in Freight Forwarding, coupled with practical exposure in a professional work environment, aiming to enhance future employability in the sector.

Minimum Requirements

  • Must have a Grade 12 certificate, or a relevant Transport & Logistics/Business qualification.
  • Achieved a Matric English pass rate of 65% or higher.
  • Must be a South African citizen.
  • Must be between 18 and 30 years old.
  • Must not be currently employed or studying.
  • Computer knowledge (MS Office) will be considered an advantage.

Key Responsibilities

  • Support the delivery of import/export processes and activities to optimize service and performance.
  • Perform assigned tasks related to documentation, including receiving, reconciling, consolidating, and summarizing documents and information.
  • Support and maintain operational systems as per instructions.
  • Execute back-office duties such as scanning, filing, and reporting.
  • Follow defined processes, systems, and methods for the delivery of assigned tasks.
  • Support and interact primarily with colleagues of the own team.
  • Communicate information that requires little explanation or interpretation.
  • Address task-related issues appropriately to maintain work relationships.

How to Apply

To apply for this learnership opportunity, please visit the official DHL careers portal: https://careers.dhl.com/global/en/job/DPDHGLOBALAV366612ENGLOBALEXTERNAL/Learner Follow the instructions provided on the portal to complete your application.

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