Are you an unemployed accounting or finance graduate looking for real‑world experience this year? The Beier Drawtex Healthcare YES Learnership offers a 12‑month placement that can turn your studies into a solid work record, and the deadline is fast approaching.
What the opportunity is
This is a Youth Employment Service (YES) learnership for 2026/2027, sponsored by Beier Drawtex Healthcare and run by the Beier Group. It is based in Pinetown, KwaZulu‑Natal, within a manufacturing environment. Learners receive a fixed‑term contract, a R5 000 monthly stipend, and structured training in accounting and finance support.
Who can apply (eligibility)
- South African citizen who is currently unemployed.
- Age between 18 and 34 years.
- Completed a diploma or degree in Accounting or Finance (Grade 12 alone is not enough).
- Never previously participated in a Youth Employment Service learnership.
- Available for the full 12‑month programme and able to travel to Pinetown.
What you will gain
- Practical experience handling invoices, expense records, and supporting documents.
- Skills in recording financial data accurately and checking figures.
- Understanding of reconciliations, budget tracking, and internal financial controls.
- Experience with filing, record‑management and reporting procedures.
- Development of accuracy, time‑keeping, professional communication and teamwork.
- Monthly stipend of R5 000 to help cover transport and living costs.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather the required documents: ID, proof of unemployment, qualification certificates and transcripts.
- Prepare a current CV that highlights your accounting/finance qualification, relevant modules, projects or any numerical work you have done.
- Visit the official online application portal.
- Complete the online form, ensuring every field (especially employment status and previous YES participation) is accurate.
- Upload your CV and scanned copies of your qualification certificates.
- Double‑check all information, then submit before the closing date.
Tips to improve your chances
- In your CV, list the full name of your qualification, institution, and completion date.
- Highlight any projects or assignments where you recorded figures, reconciled data, or prepared budgets.
- Show concrete examples of accuracy, meeting deadlines, and teamwork.
- Proofread your application for spelling or data errors – even small mistakes can cost you.
- Be honest about previous YES involvement; any prior participation disqualifies you.
- Make sure your contact details are up‑to‑date so recruiters can reach you quickly.
Next steps
If you meet the eligibility criteria, start gathering your documents and update your CV today. Remember, the application window closes on 15 July 2026. This learnership can give you the workplace exposure you need to launch a career in finance, so take the first step now.