BANKSETA: KUYASA Learnership 2014

Location: Gauteng, KZN, WC
Closing Date: 31 August 2013

BANKSETA KUYASA learnership 2013 in generic business management participate in a one-year learnership within the banking and microfinance

The BANKSETA welcomes applications from persons with disabilities

Who should apply?

Candidates who meet the following requirements:

A completed B degree or a 3 Year Tertiary qualification with major subjects such as Human Resources Management, Risk Management, Information Technology, Marketing, Financial Accounting or Financial Management, or Law.
Major subjects such as Languages, Biblical Instruction, Geography, Arts, Music, History or Production Management will NOT be considered.
The BANKSETA welcomes applications from persons with disabilities (Must provide a medical certificate confirming the nature of the disability).

A monthly allowance of R3 500 will be paid to successful applicants.

There are no costs to you in applying for this learnership.

SELECTION CRITERIA

Currently unemployed

Present a professional image
Provide a positive recommendation or official testimonial from a previous school, learning institution, church, etc.
Verified qualification certificate
Only South African Citizens in possession of a valid SA identity document will be considered

Visiting www.kelly.co.za and downloading an application form OR
Dialling 011 269 8858 for a form to be faxed to you OR
E-mailing kuyasa.application@kelly.co.za and requesting a form.
Fax, email or hand-deliver all application forms to Kelly on or before 31 August 2013 as per details on the application forms.
Interviews will be conducted from August to October 2013 at a venue closest to you.
Candidates not contacted for an interview by the end of October 2013, should assume that their application was unsuccessful.
Employment equity targets will apply. The BANKSETA welcomes applications by learners with disabilities.
Placement will be in Johannesburg, Midrand and Pretoria.
The applicant must be able to attend formal training blocks in Johannesburg and Pretoria and will be responsible for their own transport costs