Act now if you want real workplace experience – the Smiley Jobs Learnership 2026 is opening soon for candidates with disabilities, and the chance to work in Finance, Creditors Management and Procurement will not stay open forever.
What the Smiley Jobs Learnership 2026 is
This is a full‑time, fixed‑term learnership based in Woodmead, Johannesburg. You will spend Monday to Friday in a corporate office, learning on the job while being mentored by experienced finance and procurement professionals.
Who can apply
The learnership is aimed at people living with disabilities who are studying or already hold a qualification in one of the following areas:
- Finance
- Accounting
- Procurement
- Supply Chain Management
- A closely related field
You do not need a specific age, citizenship status or prior work experience, but you must have genuine interest in a finance or procurement career and basic computer literacy.
What you will gain
During the programme you will receive:
- Hands‑on corporate experience in Finance and Procurement
- Exposure to Creditors Management processes
- Structured workplace learning and regular mentorship
- Development of professional skills such as communication, teamwork and time management
- Improved employability and clearer career direction
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the official application portal.
- Read the eligibility criteria carefully to confirm you meet the disability and qualification requirements.
- Prepare an up‑to‑date CV that includes your contact details, education, any relevant modules or projects, computer skills and references (if you have them).
- Complete all required fields on the online form, uploading your CV where asked.
- Double‑check your contact information before you hit submit.
- Save the confirmation screen or email as proof of your application.
Tips to improve your chances
- Show how your studies relate to finance, creditors management or procurement – list specific subjects, assignments or projects.
- Highlight attention to detail, organisational ability and good communication skills.
- Mention your proficiency with Microsoft Office, especially Excel and Word.
- Only provide disability documentation if the application asks for it.
- Use clear, concise language in your CV and avoid jargon.
- Demonstrate a positive attitude and willingness to learn throughout your application.
- Insider tip: Align each CV bullet point with a skill the learnership develops, such as “prepared supplier invoices – relevant to Creditors Management.”
Next steps and conclusion
The learnership does not list a stipend, exact duration or closing date, so apply as soon as possible. Make sure you can travel to Woodmead each weekday, as there is no remote or hybrid option mentioned. By completing the online process promptly, you will give yourself the best chance to secure this valuable entry point into finance and procurement.