Looking for a chance to start a career now? The Ingersoll Rand Learnership gives unemployed matriculants a 12‑month blend of classroom study and real‑world work in Boksburg, Gauteng.
What the programme offers
This learnership runs for one year. You will attend lessons in a classroom and then help with everyday admin and operational tasks at Ingersoll Rand. The goal is to build your communication, computer and teamwork skills while you see how a business works.
Who can apply
- South African citizen
- Unemployed and free of any bursary or work contract
- Matric (Grade 12) – no higher qualification required
- Computer literate (you can use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.)
- Never taken part in another learnership (even if you did not finish)
The posting does not list an age limit, so assume you are eligible unless you have a learnership history.
What you will gain
- Hands‑on experience in administration and operations
- Understanding of how different departments function
- Professional communication and record‑keeping skills
- Teamwork, punctuality and a strong work ethic
- Transferable abilities useful for entry‑level jobs in admin, customer service or operations
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Go to the official Ingersoll Rand application page.
- Check that the reference number is 20080.
- Click Apply now.
- Create an account or log in.
- Enter your personal details and education history.
- Upload clear digital copies of:
- Updated CV
- South African ID
- Matric certificate
- Any higher or advanced certificate (optional)
- Computer‑training certificates (if you have them)
- Review everything for spelling or factual errors.
- Submit the application and keep the confirmation screen or email.
Do not send your CV to personal emails or WhatsApp numbers. All submissions must go through the online portal.
Tips to improve your chances
- Highlight any school projects, volunteer work or community activities that show you can follow instructions and work with others.
- List the computer programmes you know (e.g., MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Mention how you used them for reports or data entry.
- Show reliability – give examples of meeting deadlines or keeping accurate records.
- Be honest about any previous learnerships. Incorrect information can lead to disqualification during verification.
- If you have a disability and need help with the application, use the portal’s “reasonable accommodation” option.
Final thoughts
The Ingersoll Rand Learnership is a solid way for unemployed matriculants to earn a qualification and gain workplace experience in a professional setting. You only need Grade 12, basic computer skills and a willingness to learn. Because no closing date is listed, apply as soon as possible while the vacancy is still online.