Kick start your Human Resources,Information Technology,Law,Economics,Finance,Supply Chain and Management Communications Career with Competition Commission Learnership Programme for the year 2026,This is 6 months Learnership programme.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Job Reference Number | 1100001 |
| Department | Internship |
| Industry | Part Time – No Experience Needed |
| Job Type | Contract |
| Positions Available | 10 |
| Salary | Market Related |
| Location | Pretoria |
| Programme Start Date | 6 February 2026 |
Fields of Study Considered
The Competition Commission Learnerships 2026 are open to students in the following disciplines:
Human Resources
Information Technology
Law
Economics
Finance
Supply Chain Management
Communications
These fields reflect the multidisciplinary nature of the Commission’s work and provide exposure across both regulatory and operational functions.
Minimum Requirements
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Must be a South African citizen
- No prior work experience in the same field
- Must be in their final year of study or have completed a Degree or National Certificate
- Final-year students must submit a letter of registration
- Academic average of 70% and above will be an added advantage
- Demonstrated commitment to public interest and societal impact
- Strong interpersonal, writing, and communication skills
- Proven analytical, research, and investigative abilities
- Computer literacy
- Evidence of achievements during academic studies
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Required Documents you will asked to Upload
- One-page CV
- Academic records
- Certified copy of ID
- Proof of registration (for final-year students)
- SAQA certificate (for international qualifications)
What the Programme Offers
Successful candidates will benefit from:
- A monthly stipend for the duration of the programme
- A supportive and stimulating working environment
- Exposure to professional training opportunities
- Practical experience in competition law and economics
- Completion of practical training required by academic curriculum
Employment Equity
Appointments will be made in line with Employment Equity imperatives.
Persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
The Commission is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace.
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Apply for Learnerships Programme
The closing date for applications is 13th February 2026 at 5pm.
How to Apply for Competition Commission Learnerships 2026
Below are the steps you need to follow to submit a complete and compliant application.
Step 1: Prepare Your Documents
Applicants must prepare one (1) page CVs, academic records, ID copies, and proof of registration.
Step 2: Apply Online Only
All applications must be submitted via the official recruitment portal on the Commission’s website:
https://compcomjobs.mcidirecthire.com/
Step 3: Include SAQA Accreditation if Applicable
All international qualifications must be accompanied by a SAQA accreditation certificate.
Step 4: Security Vetting
The successful candidate will be vetted for security purposes.
Step 5: Submit Before the Deadline
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the Competition Commission Learnership Programme?
It is a structured 12-month learnership offering unemployed youth practical experience in law, economics, compliance, and administrative roles within the Commission.
Who is eligible to apply?
Unemployed South African youth, recent graduates, or students in relevant fields such as Law, Economics, Finance, and Public Administration.
Is prior work experience required?
No prior work experience is required.
What is the duration of the learnership?
The programme typically runs for 12 months, depending on the specific placement.
Where will the learnership take place?
Placements are in various Competition Commission offices across South Africa.
Does the programme offer a stipend?
Some learnerships provide a stipend, subject to funding availability.
Can I apply if I live outside the main office cities?
Yes, but you must be able to attend the assigned office or training location as required.
What documents are required for application?
Certified copies of ID, academic transcripts, CV, and proof of qualifications.
How competitive is the application?
Competition is high due to limited spaces.
Is this learnership suitable for recent graduates?
Yes, it is ideal for recent graduates seeking practical workplace experience.
Does the programme guarantee employment?
Employment is not guaranteed, but completing the learnership significantly improves career prospects.
When does the programme start?
The learnership is expected to start during the 2026 academic and financial year cycle.
Are women encouraged to apply?
Yes, women are strongly encouraged to apply.
Can I apply online?
Yes, applications are submitted online through the Competition Commission careers portal.
Is the programme full-time?
Yes, the learnership is a full-time programme.
Can I apply for multiple learnerships?
You may apply for more than one learnership if eligible, but each application must be submitted separately.
What is the main goal of this learnership?
To provide unemployed youth with practical experience and skills that enhance employability in government and related sectors.
Will I receive a certificate after completion?
Yes, learners will receive recognition for completing the learnership.
How do I know if my application was successful?
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted by the Competition Commission.
Who can I contact for inquiries?
Contact the Competition Commission careers office via their official website or email listed on the application portal.
