Clover is looking for two unemployed young South Africans to join its 2026 YES Learner Programme. The deadline is fast approaching – applications close on 14 September 2026. This is a chance to get real work experience now.
What is the opportunity?
The programme is a 12‑month placement in Clover’s Secondary Distribution department. Learners will work at the Atlas branches in Boksburg, Gauteng. The role focuses on route monitoring, delivery reporting and related administrative tasks.
Who can apply?
You must meet all of the following conditions:
- Be aged between 18 and 33 years.
- Hold a Matric qualification.
- Be currently unemployed.
- Never have completed a learnership with another organisation.
If any of these points do not apply to you, you are not eligible.
What will you gain?
During the year you will:
- Learn how to track drivers and routes using Clover’s Daily Route Management system.
- Identify and report issues such as unauthorised stops, speeding, idling, and delivery delays.
- Handle routine admin work – hand‑over routes, generate reports, and update geo‑fencing data.
- Develop attention‑to‑detail, data‑entry, and basic spreadsheet skills.
- Gain experience that is useful for future jobs in logistics, transport or supply‑chain administration.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather your Matric certificate, identity document and contact details.
- Visit the official Clover online application portal.
- Enter the reference number CLO260907-7 when prompted.
- Complete the personal information sections accurately.
- Fill in the Employment Equity section truthfully.
- Upload a concise CV that highlights any computer, data‑capture or teamwork experience.
- Submit the application before the 14 September 2026 deadline.
Tips to improve your chances
- Show computer literacy – mention any experience with Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheets.
- Give examples of accurate record‑keeping or data‑entry from school projects or volunteer work.
- Emphasise you are proactive, can work well in a team and can stay focused on detailed tasks.
- Keep your CV clear, free of unnecessary information, and tailored to the route‑monitoring duties.
Insider tip: Highlight specific skills like “capturing data on a computer” and “checking numbers for accuracy”. These match the daily tasks better than a generic list of personal qualities.
Final thoughts
The Clover YES Learner Programme offers a valuable 12‑month experience for unemployed Matric holders. It does not guarantee a permanent job, and the vacancy does not list a stipend amount. If you meet the eligibility criteria, apply early and ensure your CV showcases the relevant administrative and data‑monitoring skills. Good luck!