Compuscan Training & Development Learnerships (Only Grade 12 & Computer literacy required)

This one-year SETA-funded learnership programme is for unemployed learners who want to have a career within the education, training and development fields and perform the roles of training coordinators, entry-level trainers, junior training officers and training administrators.

What are the requirements?

  • Grade 12 Certificate with Mathematics, English and another South African Language
  • Computer literate – able to use MS Excel, Word, PowerPoint and E-Mail/Internet
  • Unemployed
  • ADVANTAGE: 2 years’ prior work experience beneficial
  • Strong interest in education, training and development and/or human resources development

Key Competencies

  • Administration skills beneficial
  • Good communication skills (written and spoken)
  • Ability to work under pressure
  • Good attention to detail

Key Performance Areas

Learners to be rotated between these positions:

  • Learner support officer – provision of ongoing learner support to our learners i.e. assistance with their assignments and studies, act as liaison between learners and facilitators and assessors.
  • Training coordinator – coordination and scheduling of training sessions including confirming facilitators and venues if and where required.
  • Assessment coordinator – tracking and monitoring incoming learner assessments and coordination of assessment and moderation activities
  • Administration assistant – performing all administrative tasks relating to the provision of training i.e. capturing of learner details, filing, certification, printing and distribution of training materials etc.

Position available immediately

Please send your CV along with a certified copy of your ID and Grade 12 Certificate/ Other Qualification and a 1 page motivational letter as to why need to be considered for the application to [email protected]

Please note: if no response is received within 14 days, please regard your application as being unsuccessful.

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