If you are looking for a way to start a career in logistics right now, the Bidvest International Logistics Learnership Programme offers a chance to earn a nationally recognised qualification and gain real‑world experience.
What the opportunity is
Bidvest International Logistics (BIL) is running a 12‑month learnership in the freight and logistics sector. The training combines classroom learning with hands‑on work. The qualification is registered with the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO), so it is recognised across South Africa.
Who can apply
You may be eligible if you meet all of the following:
- Completed Grade 12 (or an equivalent qualification)
- South African citizen
- Between 18 and 35 years old
- Available to work full‑time for the full 12 months
- Interested in transport and logistics
- Identify as an African female living with a disability
What you will gain
During the learnership you will:
- Earn a QCTO‑registered certificate in freight and logistics
- Work across three different divisions within BIL
- Complete modules on the BIL eLearning platform
- Build a portfolio of evidence to showcase your skills
- Develop competencies such as self‑motivation, time management, professional communication and basic computer literacy
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather the necessary documents: your Grade 12 certificate, ID, and proof of disability.
- Visit the official application page: Bidvest International Logistics Learnership Application.
- Enter the reference number BIL260422-1 when prompted.
- Fill in the online form with accurate personal details.
- Upload the required documents and submit before the closing date.
Application deadline: 22 May 2026. The learnership is available nationally, with placements in the Eastern Cape, Gauteng, KwaZulu‑Natal and the Western Cape.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that all fields are completed and that your files are legible.
- Write a brief personal statement explaining why logistics interests you and how you will manage the programme alongside any support needs.
- Proofread your application for spelling and grammar – attention to detail is a valued skill.
- Arrange a trusted person to review your portfolio before submission.
- Remember that BIL will never contact you via WhatsApp or Telegram, and will never ask for payment.
Next steps
Apply today if you meet the criteria. Even if the competition is strong, a well‑prepared application can set you apart. After you submit, keep an eye on your email for any further instructions from BIL.
Take this chance to start a sustainable career in the logistics and supply‑chain industry while gaining a qualification that employers respect.
