The deadline for the Just Ride Electric Bike Delivery Riders Learnership Programme 2026 is fast approaching – you have until 10 July 2026 to apply for a chance to earn up to R5 000 a week while riding an electric bike.
What the opportunity is
This learnership is aimed at Gauteng residents who want to start working as delivery riders. You will be placed on platforms such as Uber Eats, Zulzi or other partnered services. The programme supplies an electric bike on a rental basis, plus battery‑swap stations, maintenance help and rider support.
Who can apply (eligibility)
- South African citizen with a valid ID document
- Motorcycle licence or a valid motorcycle learner’s licence
- Own a smartphone (Android or iOS)
- Live in Gauteng
- Willing to work regularly and follow road‑safety rules
What you gain (benefits and skills)
Successful riders receive:
- Weekly rental of an electric bike (R1 300 per week)
- Battery‑swap and charging services
- Routine maintenance support
- Access to delivery platforms (Uber Eats, Zulzi, etc.)
- Possibility to join a Rent‑to‑Own scheme after six months
- Practical experience in transport, logistics and customer service
During the work you will develop time‑management, navigation, communication, problem‑solving and safe‑riding skills that are useful in many fields.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather the required documents: ID, motorcycle licence or learner’s licence, and a working smartphone.
- Make sure your phone and WhatsApp numbers are active – the team will contact you there.
- Open the official online form: Just Ride application form.
- Fill in all fields accurately – double‑check your name, ID number and contact details.
- Submit the form before the closing date (10 July 2026).
- Wait for a short screening call. If shortlisted, you will receive information about bike allocation and platform onboarding.
Tips to improve your chances
- Apply early – the earlier you submit, the more time you have for any follow‑up.
- Highlight any previous delivery, customer‑service or logistics experience.
- Show that you can work busy periods (lunch, dinner, weekends).
- Explain how you will manage the R1 300 weekly rental fee while aiming for earnings.
- Ensure your smartphone can run the required delivery apps and has a reliable internet connection.
Conclusion and next steps
If you meet the eligibility criteria and are ready to work hard, this learnership offers a low‑cost entry into a growing delivery market. Plan your working hours to cover the rental fee and aim for the busy slots that generate the highest payouts. Submit your application now and take the first step toward a sustainable income and valuable logistics experience.