Are you prepared to start your career in 2025 with one of South Africa’s most innovative companies?
CSG, a worldwide technology and services business, has officially started applications for its Skills Learnerships 2025 programme, which provides South African youngsters with a life-changing chance to obtain skills, earn while learning, and achieve permanent employment.
What Is the CSG Skills Learnership Programme?
The CSG Skills Learnership is a 12-month skills development programme that combines theoretical and practical job experience. It is suitable for South African unemployed youth, matriculants, and graduates who are interested in technology, business, and customer service.
Key Benefits:
- Monthly Stipend (Earn while you learn)
- Accredited Certification (National Certificate)
- Hands-on Training with industry experts
- Workplace Experience in real business environments
- Pathway to Employment with CSG or partner companies
CSG Skills Learnership Fields for 2025
CSG offers learnerships in high-demand fields, including:
- IT and Software Development
- Call Centre and Customer Service
- Business Administration
- Data Analytics
- Sales and Marketing
Also Read: IT Learnership Programme for Unemployed Youth 2025
Who Can Apply?
To apply, you must:
- Be a South African citizen
- Be between 18–35 years
- Have a Grade 10/12 or equivalent qualification
- Be unemployed and not studying full-time
- Be passionate about learning and personal growth
Why Join the CSG Skills Learnership?
Joining a CSG Skills Learnership has several advantages, including practical skill development, nationally recognized credentials, and greater employability. Learnerships give individuals the necessary skills to flourish in their chosen sector, improve their on-the-job performance, and pave the way for career development.
In addition, they can help people and businesses achieve B-BBEE (Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment) goals.
How to Apply
To apply for the CSG Skills Learnership in 2025, first find appropriate learnership opportunities, which may be found on the CSG website or in Facebook groups, and then follow the application requirements supplied by CSG or the individual learnership programme. This may include completing an online application, providing needed papers (such as a CV, ID, and educational credentials), and sometimes attending an interview or assessment.
