If you are a young South African eager to gain real workplace experience in finance, the Liberty Learnership 2026 is now open in Johannesburg.
What the opportunity is
Liberty Group Limited, part of the Standard Bank Group, is advertising a part‑time learnership based at 1 Ameshoff Street, Johannesburg. The vacancy was posted on 12 August 2026 and carries the reference 80455136A-0001. No closing date is listed, so you should apply soon.
Who can apply
To be eligible, you must meet ALL of the following:
- Passed Grade 12 (no higher qualification)
- Currently unemployed
- South African citizen
- Age between 18 and 35 years
- Willing to work in Johannesburg (learnerships are also offered in Cape Town)
- Preference is given to African candidates, African women and people with disabilities, in line with Liberty’s Employment Equity plan
What you will gain
The learnership blends classroom learning with on‑the‑job training. You will receive:
- An SAQA‑accredited qualification
- Monthly stipend
- Coaching and mentorship
- Practical experience in insurance, investments, risk solutions and other financial‑service functions
- Skills such as communication, teamwork, problem‑solving and time management
Note that completing the programme does not guarantee permanent employment; future hiring depends on business needs and your performance.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Visit the official Standard Bank Group careers page using the link below.
- Read the full vacancy description carefully.
- Click “Apply” and sign in or create an account.
- Enter your personal details, education history and contact information exactly as they appear on your official documents.
- Upload a concise CV that lists your Grade 12 achievement, any volunteer work or short‑term jobs, and your contact details.
- Submit the application and note the confirmation number or email you receive.
Official application link: Apply for the Liberty Learnership 2026
Tips to improve your chances
- Check eligibility first: Do not start the application if you do not meet the age, citizenship, education or unemployment criteria.
- Prepare your documents: Have your Grade 12 certificate, ID, proof of unemployment and contact details ready before you begin.
- Write a clear CV: Keep it factual. List your Grade 12 result, relevant skills and any volunteering or part‑time work.
- Use accurate contact information: A wrong email or phone number can prevent recruiters from reaching you.
- Apply only through the official portal: Do not send your CV to WhatsApp numbers, Facebook pages or unofficial email addresses.
- Keep a record: Save the confirmation email or screenshot after you submit. It will help you track your application status.
Next steps
Because the vacancy has no published closing date, early application is advisable. Check the official Standard Bank listing regularly for any updates. Good luck – your first step into the financial services sector could start with this learnership.