Q: How do I find a Learnership or Internship? A: Learnerships allow you to learn while working and earning. Internships are work experience AFTER you have completed your qualification. Each opportunity has different requirements, so it is important to carefully read them carefully before applying. Here are some online sources of Learnerships and Internships. www.puffandpass.co.za https://salearnership.co.za www.top-learnerships.co.za https://availablelearnerships.com www.careerhelp.org.za/workexperience-opportunities www.youthvillage.co.za/category/opportunities/internships www.graduates24.com/internshipprogrammes
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