FNB FirstJob Learnership 2025
Ready to break into banking? First National Bank (FNB), a division of FirstRand, invites unemployed South African youth to its 12-month FirstJob Learnership 2025 in Johannesburg. With a Matric certificate and a ~R5,350/month stipend, you’ll gain work experience and a qualification. Apply now to join a leading financial institution.
What’s the FNB FirstJob Learnership?
FNB, South Africa’s oldest bank since 1838, offers a CETA-accredited learnership through its FirstJob programme, targeting youth aged 18–34. You’ll work in units like sales, customer service, or administration, combining practical tasks with a formal qualification to boost employability in the financial sector.
What You’ll Do
- Perform research, data analysis, and administrative tasks
- Support projects in marketing, finance, or customer service
- Deliver exceptional client service per TCF standards
- Identify and report risks to optimize costs
- Complete qualification requirements with additional training
- Maintain accurate records and adhere to quality processes
Why Apply?
- Monthly Stipend: ~R5,350 (fixed, per SAYouth.mobi)
- No Experience Needed: Matric certificate required
- Career Pathway: Skills for banking roles like teller or analyst
- Industry Exposure: Work with 1,000+ FNB learnership alumni
- Inclusivity: Prioritizes unemployed, resilient youth
Are You Eligible?
You qualify if you:
- Are a South African citizen with a valid ID
- Have a Matric (Grade 12) certificate
- Are aged 18–34 and unemployed
- Have not participated in FirstJob or worked for FirstRand
- Are not enrolled in full-time studies
- Have a clear criminal record
How to Apply
- Apply online via SAYouth.mobi (search “FNB Learnership, R35396”)
- Submit:
- Updated CV
- Certified ID copy
- Certified Matric certificate
- Register or log in; record a voice note as instructed
- No response within 30 days means you didn’t make it
- Questions? Email careers@fnb.co.za or call +27 87 352 8000
Where’s It Going?
Work at FNB’s Johannesburg offices, gaining skills for roles like customer service agent or data capturer. Many completers secure permanent roles at FNB or banks like Absa, with 70% employed within a year, per FirstRand reports. With banking digitizing in 2025, your skills are future-proof.
Does It Work?
FNB’s learnerships, running since 2005, train thousands, with participants praising hands-on experience (4.0/5, Glassdoor 2025 reviews). The programme suits self-starters, though multitasking is key. Web data shows 80% of learners gain financial sector skills, making it a proven career starter.
Apply Now
Apply today to join FNB’s FirstJob Learnership and build your future.
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