SBV Services is offering a 12‑month Cash Processor contract with a fully funded Banking Learnership. This is a great chance for young South Africans with disabilities to start a career in banking right now. SBV Services wants you to apply.
What the opportunity is
You will work as a Cash Processor in George, Western Cape, while studying for a Further Education and Training Certificate in Banking (NQF Level 5, SAQA ID 20185). The learnership is fully funded and lasts 12 months.
Who can apply
- South African citizen
- 29 years old or younger when the contract starts
- Matric (Grade 12) with Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
- Person with a disability – must provide a valid medical letter from a registered doctor
- Available for full‑time work for 12 months
- Can work on‑site in George and attend one online learning day each week
What you will gain
- Practical cash‑handling experience in a bank environment
- 120 credits towards a nationally recognised Banking certificate
- Fully funded study materials and assessment fees
- Market‑related salary (exact amount to be confirmed during recruitment)
- Skills in analytical thinking, communication, risk and quality management
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the official SBV vacancy page: SBV Cash Processor Learnership 2026
- Check that the posting is still open (the advertised start date was 15 March 2026).
- Create an account or log in to your profile.
- Fill in all required fields accurately.
- Upload an up‑to‑date CV.
- Upload a certified copy of your Grade 12 certificate (issued within the last three months).
- Upload a certified colour copy of your South African ID (issued within the last three months).
- Upload a medical letter confirming your disability, signed by a registered practitioner.
- Review everything carefully.
- Submit the application.
Tips to improve your chances
- Confirm the vacancy is still active before you spend time applying.
- Make sure all certified documents are dated no more than three months old.
- Your medical letter should be clear, legible and on official letterhead.
- Highlight any previous cash‑handling, customer service or banking experience in your CV.
- Demonstrate the listed competencies (e.g., attention to detail, analytical thinking) in your application.
- Proofread for spelling and grammar – recruiters notice mistakes.
- Prepare for the pre‑employment screening (identity check, background check, disability verification, possible polygraph).
Next steps
If you meet the criteria and have the required documents, start the online application today. This learnership can launch your banking career while you earn a salary and a recognised qualification. Good luck!
