You need real work experience now, and the OUTsurance OSS Hastings Learnership Programme 2026 could be the boost you’ve been waiting for.
What the learnership offers
OUTsurance is offering an 18‑month, contract‑based learnership in Centurion, Gauteng. The role is a FAIS non‑financial advice position, mainly in a call‑centre environment. You will receive a monthly stipend of R9 000 while you train and work.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must:
- Be a South African citizen aged 18 to 35.
- Have a Matric certificate.
- Be computer literate, especially with Microsoft Office.
- Have been unemployed for at least the last six months.
- Not have taken part in an INSETA learnership before.
OUTsurance will give preference to candidates from designated employment‑equity groups.
What you will gain
The learnership gives you:
- Practical experience in the insurance and financial‑services sector.
- Training on call‑centre operations, customer service and basic financial concepts.
- One full day each week of on‑site qualification training.
- Developed interpersonal, communication and multitasking skills.
- A chance to build a professional network for future jobs.
Working schedule
Shifts follow a set roster. Typical hours include:
- Friday to Monday – 9 hours per day.
- Saturday – 8 hours.
- Sunday – 5 hours.
You will get two weekdays off (usually Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday). You may be asked to work on South African public holidays if scheduled, but not on UK public holidays.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather your documents: identity document, Matric certificate, proof of unemployment (e.g., UIF statements).
- Visit the official application page: OUTsurance OSS Hastings Learnership 2026.
- Complete the online form. Fill in all required fields accurately.
- Upload scanned copies of your documents.
- Submit the application and note the reference number for future follow‑up.
Tips to improve your chances
- Proofread your application for spelling and grammar errors.
- Write a brief personal statement that shows your interest in insurance and customer service.
- Highlight any volunteer work, school projects, or informal jobs that demonstrate teamwork or communication.
- Ensure your computer skills are clear – mention specific programs you know (Word, Excel, Outlook).
- Apply as soon as possible; spots are limited and competition is high.
Final thoughts
This learnership is a solid stepping stone for unemployed South African youth who want to enter the financial and insurance field. If you meet the requirements, take the next step today and submit your application. Good luck!
