iMasFinance Co‑operative Invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Young Professional Debt Recovery Learnership vacancies. The closing date for applications is 14 October 2025.
Why a Finance Career is a Great Choice
If you’re 15‑year‑old and starting to think about the future, a career in finance can give you real skills that are useful anywhere. You’ll learn how money moves, how people make smart choices, and how to help others manage debts responsibly. A learnership is a paid work‑study programme that gives you hands‑on experience while you’re still learning.
What the iMasFinance Learnership Looks Like
- Name – iMasFinance Young Professional Debt Recovery Learnership 2025/2026
- Length – 12 months (fixed‑term)
- Start date – November 2025
- Location – Centurion, South Africa
- Stipend – R5,000 a month
During the year you’ll mix classroom learning with real work in a busy finance office. You’ll see how debt recovery teams help people stay on track with payments, how they communicate with clients, and how they respect legal rules.
What You’ll Learn
- Collections and Payment Commitments – How to talk to clients, organize late accounts, and set up payment plans in a respectful way.
- Legal and Administrative Exposure – Basics of repossession, handover procedures, and how to write letters to lawyers and other partners.
- Portfolio and Account Management – Recording data, tracking payments, and keeping records that meet company rules.
- Stakeholder Communication – Working with valuers, tracers, sheriffs, and collectors, building good relationships while staying professional.
These skills help you feel confident in the finance language, and give you a resume that looks strong when you look for a full‑time job later.
Minimum Requirements
- Finished Grade 12 (Matric) and studied Maths or Accounting.
- Unemployed and not currently studying for a degree or diploma.
- Ready to start in November 2025.
- South African citizen with a valid ID.
If you’re disciplined, detail‑oriented, and ready to learn, this is a perfect spot to grow.
Key Responsibilities During the Learnership
- Talk to members to secure payment plans.
- Handle all collection questions and communications.
- Keep detailed records of member data and collection history.
- Support the legal side of repossessions.
- Work closely with valuers, tracers, sheriffs, and attorneys.
- Help manage loan portfolios and process debts.
- Report your progress to supervisors while maintaining professionalism.
Each of these tasks builds practical experience and shows you can handle real work.
Why This Programme is Ideal for Young Professionals
- Hands‑on experience: You see how a finance company runs day‑to‑day.
- Mentorship: Be guided by experienced debt recovery staff.
- Soft‑skills boost: Practice communication, problem solving, and time management.
All of this prepares you for a stable career in finance, so you can start as a junior analyst, collections agent, or customer service rep and grow into higher roles.
How to Apply
- Get a certified copy of your ID.
- Get a certified copy of your Matric certificate.
- Draft a short CV highlighting your skills and any short courses you’ve taken.
Send your documents to iMasFinance via their official careers platform here:
Apply Online for the iMasFinance Young Professional Debt Recovery Learnership 2025/2026
Only those who are shortlisted will be invited for a test or interview.
Closing Date
The final day to submit your application is 14 October 2025.
Take the First Step Toward a Rewarding Finance Career
The iMasFinance Young Professional Debt Recovery Learnership gives you a paid, 12‑month learning chance that puts you straight into the finance world. For South African students ready to grow, it is the gateway to a future where you can earn well, keep learning, and make a difference in how people manage money.
If you’re still a school student, you already have the right mindset and can start right after you finish high school. Don’t forget to apply before 14 October 2025 to start your journey in finance and build a bright career.