RMA Learnership 2027: 10 Matric-Level Places in Parktown, Starting January

A 12-month programme for unemployed South African Matric holders. Check what the official advert confirms and what remains unstated.

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The opportunity at a glance

Rand Mutual Assurance (RMA) invites applications for its 2027 Learnership Programme in Parktown, Johannesburg. The official advert, reference RM-946, lists 10 positions, a 12-month programme and a January 2027 start.

For an unemployed Matric holder, the key distinction is that the advert names a National Senior Certificate—not a diploma or degree—as the qualification required. Apply was available when FirstJobly checked the source on 27 October 2026. That does not mean the advert will remain open indefinitely.

View the RMA learnership on FirstJobly, then use Apply to reach the recruitment portal.

Who can apply

The stated eligibility requirements are:

  • Be an unemployed South African citizen.
  • Have completed a National Senior Certificate (Matric / Grade 12).
  • Be willing to learn and apply knowledge.
  • Work well in a team and manage time and assigned work.

RMA lists customer loyalty, initiative and stress tolerance among the competencies it wants. The advert does not state an age limit, minimum subject percentages or required previous work experience. Do not borrow an age range from another learnership to decide whether you qualify. Follow this vacancy's actual screening questions.

What the programme develops

RMA describes an opportunity to gain skills, knowledge and experience for meaningful participation in the labour market. Applied learning, team success and managing work are among the capabilities named.

The advert does not publish a rotation timetable or exact qualification title. At interview or offer stage, ask which qualification you will complete, how classroom learning fits around duties and what support is provided. Those are useful questions, not benefits FirstJobly can confirm.

Show potential without inventing experience

A first CV can use truthful examples from school, volunteering or community responsibilities. Organising an event can show planning; keeping records for a community group can show accuracy. Include only examples you can explain if asked.

  • Make your Matric qualification and completion year easy to find.
  • Use a phone number and email address you check regularly.
  • Describe a genuine example of teamwork and meeting a deadline.
  • Keep ID and qualification documents ready, but upload only what the portal requests.

These are preparation suggestions, not an RMA-published document checklist. You can organise your CV with the FirstJobly CV Maker.

Closing date and stipend: do not guess

The advert checked by FirstJobly does not publish a closing date or rand stipend amount. Attaching a deadline or salary from a different programme would mislead applicants. Apply while the portal accepts submissions, and confirm contract dates and payment terms directly with the employer before accepting an offer.

A learnership place is not a guarantee of permanent employment. Read any written offer carefully, including training and attendance conditions.

How to apply safely

Open the RMA FirstJobly listing, select Apply and confirm the reference RM-946. Complete the employer's form and keep any confirmation provided.

Do not pay an intermediary promising selection, and do not send ID documents to an unverified WhatsApp account. FirstJobly shares the opportunity; it does not recruit on RMA's behalf.

Source and image note

Checked against the RMA vacancy RM-946 on 27 October 2026. The image is an AI-generated illustration of young learners, not a photograph of RMA staff or premises.

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2027 Learnership Programme – Learner General (RM-946) at Rand Mutual Assurance · Johannesburg

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