
SBV Services invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Cash Processor Contractor Unemployed Learnership Vacancies (6 Posts). This is a 12-month full-time contract learnership designed specifically for unemployed youth with disabilities. This opportunity offers practical work experience, skills development, and exposure to a professional working environment within one of South Africa’s leading cash management companies.
If you are young, unemployed, living with a disability, and looking for a real chance to build work experience while learning valuable skills, this learnership could be the opportunity that opens doors for your future.
SBV Services is a well-known and respected company in South Africa, specialising in cash solutions and cash management services. The company plays a vital role in the economy by ensuring that cash is handled, processed, and distributed safely and accurately.
SBV operates in a highly regulated environment, which means accuracy, responsibility, and trust are extremely important. Employees are trained to follow strict policies and procedures to ensure that all cash processing activities meet the highest standards.
By joining this learnership, candidates gain exposure to real workplace expectations while learning skills that can be used in many industries.
This is a contract learnership opportunity where successful candidates will be trained to work as Cash Processors. The main responsibility of a Cash Processor is to handle and process cash from start to finish, following all standard operating procedures (SOPs).
During the learnership, participants may perform one or more cash processing functions, depending on operational needs. The role focuses on accuracy, responsibility, and following procedures at all times.
This learnership is not just about doing tasks. It is about learning how a professional workplace operates, managing time, working with others, and building confidence.
As part of the learnership, you will be trained to process cash efficiently and accurately. This includes counting, sorting, verifying, and preparing cash according to company rules and safety standards.
All tasks must be done in full compliance with SBV policies and procedures, ensuring that errors and risks are minimised.
SBV Services is looking for candidates who are willing to learn and who show potential in the following areas:
You should be able to look at information, notice problems, think about possible solutions, and understand the results of your decisions. This skill is important when working with cash and following procedures carefully.
You must be able to communicate clearly and professionally. This includes speaking, writing, and understanding instructions. Good communication helps avoid mistakes and improves teamwork.
You will need to plan your work, manage your time properly, and complete tasks according to daily operational requirements. Being organised is very important in this role.
The ability to work well with others is essential. You should be able to build respectful working relationships with colleagues, supervisors, and other stakeholders.
Basic understanding of how work is planned and tasks are prioritised is important. This includes using resources properly and contributing to a productive work environment.
You must be able to identify risks, understand their impact, and follow controls to reduce those risks. This is especially important in a cash-handling environment.
SBV values quality, accuracy, and compliance. Candidates must show a commitment to doing work correctly, following rules, and continuously improving their performance.
To qualify for the SBV Services Cash Processor Learnership, applicants must meet all the following requirements:
This learnership is specifically aimed at unemployed youth who need an opportunity to gain workplace experience.
Applicants must prepare and submit the following documents. Missing documents may result in disqualification:
Make sure all documents are clear, readable, and up to date before submitting your application.
This SBV Services learnership gives unemployed youth with disabilities a real chance to gain practical work experience in a structured and supportive environment. Participants learn discipline, responsibility, teamwork, and job-specific skills that can improve future employability.
Even after the learnership ends, the experience gained can help you apply for other roles in operations, administration, finance-related environments, or similar industries.
With 6 positions available, this is a competitive but meaningful opportunity. If you meet the requirements and are ready to commit to learning and growth, this learnership could be an important step toward a better future.
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