Hollard is inviting applications for its IT Learnership Programme in 2026, aiming to give young South Africans practical experience in the technology sector. This 12-month learnership is based in Parktown, Gauteng, and targets students who have successfully completed Grade 12.
About the Opportunity
The Hollard IT Learnership Programme is designed to provide hands-on exposure to various aspects of information technology within a major business environment. Participants will engage in both structured learning and workplace projects to enhance their digital and technical skills while gaining insight into how technology supports business operations.
Who Can Apply
This programme is open to South African citizens aged between 18 and 26 who have completed Matric. Applicants must have achieved specific minimum marks in their Grade 12 examinations, particularly in English, Mathematics, and either Computer Applications Technology (CAT) or Physical Science.
Requirements
- South African citizenship
- Age between 18 and 26 years
- Completed Grade 12/Matric with at least 60% in English
- Passed an additional South African language
- At least 60% in Mathematics
- At least 50% in Computer Applications Technology or Physical Science
- Basic computer literacy and familiarity with Microsoft Office
- Demonstrated interest in technology and innovation
- Good communication, problem-solving skills, and professionalism
Available Positions and Location
There are 12 positions available within Hollard’s IT Division, located in Parktown, Gauteng.
Programme Details
The programme lasts for one year and involves working alongside experienced professionals and mentors. Learners will gain experience in IT environments, digital operations, systems management, data handling, and the use of modern workplace technologies. They will also develop essential skills such as teamwork, communication, and analytical thinking.
What Applicants Should Know Before Applying
Meeting the academic requirements is crucial as Hollard specifies minimum percentages for core subjects. Applicants should ensure their CVs clearly reflect their Matric subjects and corresponding marks. Additionally, genuine interest and any prior exposure to technology (such as self-taught skills or informal projects) can enhance an application. Candidates are advised to thoroughly research IT career paths to better understand where this learnership could lead professionally.
Closing Date
Applications must be submitted by 18 September 2026. It is recommended to apply early to avoid technical difficulties with the online application system.
How to Apply
Applicants should apply online through the official Hollard careers platform. To submit an application, visit the Hollard careers page and locate the IT Learnership Programme 2026 vacancy with reference number HOL260911-1. Ensure all personal and academic information is accurate and up to date before submitting.
