Are you an unemployed South African youth looking for a solid start in the financial sector? OUTsurance is opening an 18‑month learnership that could give you the experience you need right now.
What the opportunity is
OUTsurance is offering the OSS Hastings Learnership Programme 2026. It is a work‑based training scheme based in Centurion, Gauteng. Learners will work in a call‑centre environment and receive a monthly stipend of R9 000. The agreement is a fixed‑term learnership, not a permanent contract.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must meet all of the following:
- South African citizen
- Age between 18 and 35 years
- Matric certificate completed
- Unemployed for at least the last six months
- Computer literate with basic Microsoft Office skills
- Available for the full 18‑month programme
- Willing to work the required shifts, including weekends and public holidays
- Able to attend one on‑site training day per week
- No prior work experience is required
What you will gain
The learnership gives you:
- Practical experience in the financial and insurance industry
- Hands‑on exposure to a call‑centre setting
- Structured learning and a recognised qualification (details to be confirmed during recruitment)
- Development of customer communication, multitasking and pressure‑management skills
- Mentoring and support to prepare you for future employment
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the official OUTsurance vacancy page: Apply for the OSS Hastings Learnership 2026.
- Read the full programme requirements carefully.
- Click the “Apply” button to open the online application form.
- Enter your personal details exactly as they appear on your ID.
- Provide accurate education information (Matric result).
- Upload an updated CV that highlights your computer and communication skills.
- Attach a copy of your South African ID and your Matric certificate.
- Upload any extra documents requested by the system.
- Double‑check all information and documents for correctness.
- Submit the application.
Tips to improve your chances
- Tailor your CV to the learnership – emphasise any customer service, communication or computer use you have done, even in school projects.
- Proofread your application; simple spelling errors can be seen as lack of attention to detail.
- Make sure your contact details (phone, email) are up to date so recruiters can reach you quickly.
- Prepare for the interview by practising common call‑centre scenarios and illustrating how you stay calm under pressure.
- Be ready to discuss your availability for weekend and public‑holiday shifts – honesty builds trust.
Next steps
If you meet the criteria, don’t wait. The closing date hasn’t been published, so the vacancy could close at any time. Apply through the official link above, keep your documents handy, and stay prepared for a possible interview. This learnership could be the first step toward a lasting career in finance or insurance.
