AVBOB: Long Term Insurance Unemployed Learnership programme 2024

AVBOB is currently having exciting Long Term Insurance Unemployed Learnership programme and inviting interested and qualifying candidates to apply.

Closing date: Ongoing
Location: Various

Description

AVBOB, in partnership with INSETA, is hosting a twelve (12) months Long Term Insurance Unemployed Learnership programme, NQF Level 4, 140 credits. Should you feel that you have what it takes to become a success in the Insurance sector, you are encouraged to take up this opportunity.

A monthly allowance (stipend) will be paid to the learner for the duration of the learnership.

Requirements

• Need to be willing to work in our offices in any of the above provinces/branches.
• Must be in possession of a valid matric certificate.
• Must have done English, Maths / Maths Literacy/ Accounting as matric subjects.
• Must be between the ages of 18 and 35.
• No previous learnerships attended.
• Should not be registered with another academic institution with and/or engaged with any other studies

• Must have a reliable mode of transportation 
• Smart phone or laptop would be an advantage
• Excellent Communication Skills.
• Computer Skills (MS Office, E-mail and Internet) an advantages
• The ability to work independently and show initiative.
• Must be a South African citizen.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

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AVBOB: Long Term Insurance Unemployed Learnership programme 2024 AVBOB is currently having exciting Long Term Insurance Unemployed Learnership programme and inviting interested and qualifying candidates to apply. Closing date: Ongoing Location: Various Description AVBOB, in partnership with INSETA, is hosting a twelve (12) months Long Term Insurance Unemployed Learnership programme, NQF Level 4, 140 credits. …

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