Start building a career in information technology right now – the Hollard IT Learnership Programme will close its applications on 18 September 2026, and only twelve spots are available.
What the learnership is
This is a 12‑month programme that blends classroom learning with hands‑on work in Hollard’s technology teams. You will be exposed to systems, applications, data, digital tools and the tech processes that keep a large business running.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must be a South African citizen aged 18‑26, have completed Grade 12 and meet the following subject marks:
- English – 60% or higher
- Another official language – pass
- Mathematics – 60% or higher
- Computer Applications Technology or Physical Science – at least 50%
Basic computer literacy and familiarity with Microsoft Office are also expected.
What you will gain
During the learnership you will develop both technical and workplace skills, such as:
- Understanding of IT environments and digital business operations
- Experience with systems, applications and data handling
- Use of modern workplace tools and technology‑enabled processes
- Basic IT administration and operational support
- Problem‑solving, analytical and critical‑thinking abilities
These skills are valuable for entry‑level roles in technical support, networking, data, cybersecurity, cloud services, software development and business analysis.
How to apply – step by step
- Check that you meet all eligibility criteria listed above.
- Update your CV so your Matric results (English, Mathematics, and CAT or Physical Science) are clearly visible.
- Gather any supporting documents (e.g., certificates, ID copy) and ensure they are legible.
- Visit the official application portal: https://hollard.erecruit.co/candidateapp/Jobs/View/HOL260911-1.
- Enter the reference number HOL260911-1 and select “IT Learnership Programme 2026”.
- Fill in the online form, upload your CV and documents, then review all details.
- Submit the application before the 18 September 2026 deadline.
Tips to improve your chances
- Place your Mathematics, English and CAT/Physical Science marks at the top of your CV.
- Highlight any technology‑related activities, such as troubleshooting computers or school projects.
- Proofread contact details – a wrong phone number or email can disqualify you.
- Keep your language clear and honest; avoid exaggerating skills.
- Show genuine curiosity for tech by mentioning personal learning projects or courses.
Conclusion and next steps
This learnership offers a practical entry point into the IT sector without requiring a university degree. If you meet the requirements, update your CV, double‑check your results and submit your application before the deadline. Good luck – your technology career could start this September.