This Drivers Learnership provides unemployed youth or entry-level job seekers with an opportunity to gain practical driving experience, theoretical training, and soft skills in preparation for a professional driving career. The learnership typically leads to obtaining a driver’s license (Code 8, Code 10, or Code 14) and a qualification in professional driving or transport operations.Key Duties and Responsibilities:Driving Training:Participate in both classroom (theory) and on-road (practical) driver trainingLearn traffic laws, vehicle operation, road safety, and defensive driving techniquesOperate light or heavy vehicles under supervisionVehicle Maintenance Support:Conduct basic pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspectionsReport vehicle faults or irregularitiesAssist with keeping vehicles clean and roadworthyLogistics and Transport Exposure:Learn about loading/unloading procedures and securing cargoUnderstand delivery schedules and route planningShadow experienced drivers to learn industry standardsAdministrative Tasks:Complete logbooks, training forms, and learner reportsAttend workshops, assessments, and scheduled training sessionsKeep accurate records of hours driven and tasks completedHealth, Safety & Compliance:Adhere to all safety protocols and driving regulationsLearn about regulations related to transporting goods or passengersUphold company policies and customer service standardsRequirements:Grade 10 or Grade 12 (depending on program)Must be between 18 and 35 years old (age may vary by employer)Valid learner’s license (some programs may provide training toward this)Willingness to learn and commit to the duration of the learnershipBasic communication skillsPhysically fit and alertQualification Outcome (may include):National Certificate in Professional Driving (NQF Level 3 or 4)Valid Driver’s License (Code 8, 10, or 14)Certificate of Completion for the Learnership ProgrammeThe post appeared first on .