First National Bank (FNB) FirstJob Learnerships 2026 / 2027 Vacancy
First National Bank
Banking & Micro Finance (BANKSETA)
Monthly stipend
Not stated
Closing date
19 Nov 2026
- Opportunity
- Learnership
- Minimum education
- Certificate (NQF 4–5)
- Location
- Johannesburg, Gauteng
- SETA
- BANKSETA
- Posted
- 31 Oct 2026
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Opportunity Overview
FNB offers FirstJob Learnerships for 2026/2027, based in Johannesburg, providing a unique development opportunity. This learnership allows individuals to gain practical work experience while simultaneously completing a formal, registered qualification.
Learners will be involved in various tasks designed to add value to the business, including research, analysis, administration, and project work. The programme also includes additional work-related training to support the qualification's requirements and enhance professional skills within the organisation.
Minimum Requirements
- Must have a Grade 12 / Matric certificate.
- Computer Literate (MS Office).
- No prior work experience is required.
- Must be a South African citizen.
- Must be between the ages of 18 and 35.
- Must currently be unemployed.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform research, analysis, administration, process, and project work.
- Identify and escalate potential risks impacting costs, demonstrating cost consciousness.
- Adhere to financial processes, operating standards, company policies, and procedures.
- Uphold FNB's shared values, service standards, and Treating Customers Fairly (TCF) outcomes.
- Resolve customer complaints and collect feedback for service improvement.
- Maintain accurate product knowledge and provide technically accurate advice.
- Contribute to operational efficiencies by working with enhanced processes and procedures.
- Maintain accurate activity reports.
- Investigate and advise line management on opportunities for process and system improvements.
- Actively participate in personal development, setting and reviewing development plans with a team leader.
- Contribute to team goals by collaborating and sharing knowledge.
- Value individual contributions and respect diversity within the team.
What the Work Involves
As a FirstJob Learner, you will engage in a variety of tasks crucial to daily business operations within FNB. This includes conducting research, performing analyses, managing administrative duties, and contributing to process and project work. You will be responsible for interacting with customers, addressing their concerns, and gathering feedback to help improve service quality.
A key part of the role involves maintaining accurate reports, ensuring adherence to company policies and financial standards, and actively seeking ways to enhance existing processes and systems. You will work closely with a team, reporting to a team leader who will support your personal development journey and help you define and achieve your learning objectives.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted online.
- Visit the official application portal:
https://firstrand.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/FRB/job/Johannesburg/FirstJob-Learner_R54660/apply - Follow the instructions on the portal to complete your application.
This listing in context
What the 88 opportunities we currently hold say about this one.
- Live learnerships
- 32
- In Gauteng
- 9
- Closing within 7 days
- 1
6% of the 32 live learnerships we hold ask for Certificate (NQF 4–5). The commonest requirement is Grade 12 / Matric, at 84%.
Live learnerships stay open for a median of 160 days between posting and closing date.
Calculated by SetaJobs from the 88 listings open on this site right now, and updated as they change. Browse all 33 opportunities in Gauteng.
What you'll need to apply
Most learnerships want certified copies with the application itself — check the advert, because sending none can be as fatal as sending the wrong ones.
- Your CV
- Certified copy of your ID
- Certified copy of your matric certificate
- A short motivation letter
What a learnership actually is
A learnership is a structured programme registered with a SETA under the Skills Development Act 97 of 1998. It is not a job with training attached — it is a qualification you earn by doing the work. You sign a three-party agreement between yourself, the employer and the accredited training provider, alongside a fixed-term employment contract that lasts as long as the programme does.
How learnerships work: the week, the qualification and where it leads →Watch out for this
A legitimate learnership never charges you. If anyone asks for a registration, placement or administration fee, it is not a learnership — report it. You can confirm that a programme is registered by contacting the relevant SETA directly.
About BANKSETA & this sector
BANKSETA supports skills in banking and micro-finance, backing learnerships that open entry-level routes into South Africa’s financial-services sector.