Right now, CCBA Visual Merchandiser Learnership 2026 is accepting applications, and the deadline is fast approaching – you have until 11 June 2026 to apply.
What is the CCBA Visual Merchandiser Learnership 2026?
This is a 12‑month work‑based learning programme with Coca‑Cola Beverages South Africa. You will work in sales, merchandising, customer service and in‑store execution. The role sits under an Account Developer who will guide you and give you feedback. The learnership is based in George, Eastern Cape, and awards at least 120 qualification credits.
Who can apply?
- South African citizen, aged 18‑35
- Unemployed at the time of appointment
- Matric (Grade 12) with at least 40 % in Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
- Matric English and a second language with at least 40 %
- No criminal record or adverse credit record
- Not enrolled in full‑time study or another learnership
- Never completed the same qualification before
- Available to work six days a week
- A driver’s licence is an advantage (you may need to travel to stores)
What will you gain?
- Practical experience in customer service and field sales
- Hands‑on skills in visual merchandising, stock rotation and product visibility
- Understanding of sales processes and order support
- Experience with promotional set‑ups and brand standards
- Improved communication, teamwork and time‑management abilities
- 120+ credits that count toward a recognised qualification
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the official CCBA application portal and create or update your candidate profile.
- Complete all required fields, including personal details, education and work preferences.
- Upload clear, certified copies of your Matric certificate, any further qualification and, if you have one, your driver’s licence.
- Attach a detailed CV that highlights any retail, customer‑service or teamwork experience.
- Review your application to ensure all information is accurate and that you meet the minimum marks.
- Submit before the closing date of 11 June 2026. Late entries will not be considered.
Tips to improve your chances
- Do not list only school subjects. Emphasise any experience with customers, stock handling, punctuality and reliable transport.
- Proofread your CV and documents – spelling errors can hurt your credibility.
- If you have a driver’s licence, mention it prominently; it shows you can travel to different outlets.
- Make sure your Grade 12 marks meet the 40 % minimum for both maths and English.
- Double‑check that you are not currently studying full‑time or enrolled in another learnership.
- Submit early to avoid technical glitches close to the deadline.
Next steps
If you meet the criteria, gather your certified documents, polish your CV and apply through the official portal today. This learnership can give you a solid start in sales and marketing, opening doors to future roles in retail, distribution or brand management. Take the first step now – the opportunity ends on 11 June 2026.