Top 3 Logistics Learnerships 2025
Ready to break into logistics? The 2025 Logistics Learnerships from Bidvest, DSV, and TETA-accredited providers offer South African youth hands-on training in warehousing, supply chain, and transport. With a Grade 12, earn a stipend of ~R4,000–R9,000/month and gain an NQF qualification. Apply now to move your career forward.
What Are These Logistics Learnerships?
Logistics is a booming sector, and these 12–24-month SETA-accredited learnerships blend classroom learning with real-world experience. You’ll train with top companies like Bidvest and DSV or through TETA-backed programmes, mastering skills for careers in freight, warehousing, or supply chain management across South Africa.
1. Bidvest Transport & Logistics Learnership
- Stipend: ~R4,000–R6,000/month
- Location: Nationwide (Gauteng, KZN, Western Cape, Eastern Cape)
- Overview: Bidvest, a logistics giant, offers a 12-month NQF-aligned learnership with training in airfreight, roadfreight, seafreight, and warehousing. TETA-accredited, it’s ideal for unemployed youth, including people with disabilities.
- What You’ll Do: Manage stock, coordinate transport, use logistics software
- Apply: Bidvest Careers
2. DSV Young DSV Trainee Programme
- Stipend: ~R6,000–R9,000/month (industry estimate)
- Location: Johannesburg, Durban, Cape Town
- Overview: DSV, a global logistics leader, runs a 2-year “Young DSV” programme focusing on freight forwarding and supply chain. You’ll get mentorship and a recognized certification, with a shot at long-term roles.
- What You’ll Do: Handle shipments, liaise with clients, learn supply chain tech
- Apply: DSV Careers
3. TETA-Accredited Freight & Logistics Learnership
- Stipend: ~R4,500–R7,000/month
- Location: Various SA provinces
- Overview: Sponsored by TETA, this 12-month learnership offers a National Certificate in Freight/Logistics. It’s perfect for youth seeking skills in transport ops, warehousing, or dispatching, with strong job placement potential.
- What You’ll Do: Control stock, manage dispatch, plan routes
- Apply: TETA Website
Why Apply?
- Earn While You Learn: Stipends cover basics like travel (~R4,000–R9,000/month)
- No Experience Needed: Grade 12 gets you in
- NQF Qualification: Nationally recognized certificate boosts your CV
- Job Prospects: Many secure permanent roles with hosts like Bidvest or DSV
- Skills Gained: Warehousing, supply chain coordination, logistics software, teamwork
Are You Eligible?
You qualify if you:
- Are a South African citizen (some accept permanent residents)
- Are aged 18–35 (DSV prefers 18–29)
- Have a Grade 12 certificate (Maths/Science/Business a plus)
- Are unemployed and not in another learnership
- Have basic computer skills and good communication
- Show attention to detail and problem-solving ability
How to Apply
- Visit the programme’s official site:
- Bidvest: www.bidvestil.com
- DSV: www.dsv.com
- TETA: www.teta.org.za
- Submit:
- Updated CV
- Certified ID copy
- Certified Grade 12 certificate
- Complete any online assessments or interviews
- No response within 30 days means you didn’t make it
- Questions? Contact:
- Bidvest: careers@bidvestil.com
- DSV: careers.sa@dsv.com
- TETA: info@teta.org.za
Where’s It Going?
Train in hubs like Johannesburg, Durban, or Cape Town, gaining skills for roles like logistics coordinator or warehouse supervisor. Bidvest and TETA graduates often land jobs with host companies, while DSV’s global network opens international paths. With logistics growing in 2025, your qualification is a career key.
Does It Work?
These programmes, especially Bidvest’s (graduating hundreds yearly) and DSV’s, are proven winners. Learners praise stipends and job-relevant skills, though commitment to the full 12–24 months is key. TETA’s accreditation ensures credibility, with 60%+ finding work post-learnership.
Apply Now
Apply today to join a top logistics learnership and steer your career forward.
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