Rohlig-Grindrod Learnerships 2026: Logistics Training for South African Youth

Rohlig-Grindrod Learnerships 2026 offer a great chance for young South Africans to start a career in logistics. This 12-month program gives hands-on training in freight forwarding and business administration. If you have a Matric certificate and want real workplace skills, these learnerships in key cities could be your next step.

Learnership Overview

The Rohlig-Grindrod Learnerships 2026 target unemployed youth in South Africa. The program runs for 12 months and focuses on logistics, supply chain management, and office skills. You will work in busy hubs like ports and airports to learn the basics of the industry.

Programme Duration and Locations

This is a fixed-term learnership that lasts 12 months. Spots are open in these main areas:

Sandton in Gauteng for corporate operations
Gqeberha (also called Port Elizabeth) in the Eastern Cape for port and export work
Durban in KwaZulu-Natal for maritime and container handling
Durban International Airport for air freight systems

Applications close on 30 April 2026, so check the details soon.

What the Programme Offers

Joiners get practical benefits like workplace training in logistics and supply chain tasks. You will have mentors from the industry to guide you. The program covers freight forwarding, cargo operations, business admin, MS Office tools, and ways to improve communication skills.

Minimum Requirements

To qualify, you need to meet these basics:

South African citizenship
Age under 27 years
Matric (Grade 12) certificate
Business Administration Certificate or Diploma
Computer skills with MS Office
Strong communication abilities
Self-motivated, organized, and ready to learn

It helps if you have no past work experience or prior learnerships in logistics or admin.

What You Will Learn

Business Administration Skills

You will handle document management, office coordination, reporting, scheduling, and customer talks. These skills build a strong base for office roles.

Supply Chain Exposure

Expect training in freight forwarding steps, shipment tracking, customs papers, air cargo, and warehouse work. This gives you a real look at how goods move across South Africa.

Who Should Apply

This fits people who studied business administration and want into logistics or supply chain fields. It suits those needing workplace practice and interest in freight, shipping, or aviation. No experience required makes it open to new starters.

How to Apply

Use these online links to submit before the deadline. Late entries will not count.

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