How to Apply
Ready to apply for ABSA Youth Learnership?
- Search for the Unemployed Youth Learnership – Microinsurance Sales Consultant vacancy.
- Complete the online application.
- Upload your CV, matric certificate, tertiary qualification, and supporting documents.
Closing date: 7 October 2026
FAQs
1. What is the ABSA Microinsurance Sales Consultant Learnership?
It’s a learnership designed to equip unemployed youth with practical skills, knowledge, and experience in microinsurance and financial services. You’ll learn to sell insurance products, build customer relationships, and support clients while gaining hands-on experience.
2. Who can apply for this learnership?
You need a Matric (Grade 12) certificate and a Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Commerce, Management Studies, or a related field. You must be unemployed, not studying, have a clear criminal and credit record, a valid driver’s licence, and be willing to travel within Gauteng.
3. Is this a paid learnership?
Yes. Learnerships at ABSA typically include a monthly stipend. Confirm the details during the recruitment process.
4. How long is the learnership?
The advert doesn’t specify the duration. ABSA learnerships are usually 12 months. Confirm during the recruitment process.
5. Where is this learnership based?
It’s based in Johannesburg, Gauteng, and requires willingness to travel within the province.
6. Do I need previous sales experience?
No. While previous call centre, sales, or insurance experience is advantageous, it’s not required. The programme is designed for unemployed youth who are eager to learn.
7. What will I be doing as a learner?
You’ll promote and sell microinsurance products, build client relationships, assist with applications and claims, participate in community outreach, capture client information, and meet performance targets.
8. What skills do I need to succeed?
Strong communication, empathy, attention to detail, persuasiveness, resilience, and a genuine passion for helping others. You’ll also need to be self-motivated and goal-oriented.
9. What is microinsurance?
Microinsurance refers to affordable insurance products designed for low-income individuals and communities. It provides essential financial protection at accessible premiums.
10. Is there a chance of permanent employment after the learnership?
The programme is designed as a pathway into sustainable employment. While permanent placement isn’t guaranteed, the skills and experience you gain will make you more competitive in the job market.
11. When is the closing date?
The closing date for applications is 7 October 2026. Don’t wait until the last minute.
12. Do I need my own transport?
A valid driver’s licence is required, and you’ll need to travel within Gauteng. Having reliable transport is strongly recommended.
13. Can I apply if I’m currently studying?
No. Applicants must be currently unemployed and not studying.
14. What documents do I need to apply?
Your CV, matric certificate, tertiary qualification, ID, driver’s licence, and any other supporting documents requested in the application.