Buckman Youth Employment Service’s (YES) Graduate Programme 2021 for unemployed South Africans (R5,750.00 per month)

Buckman is inviting applications for the Youth Employment Service’s (YES) Graduate Programme.  

All successful applicants will be placed at Buckman for a fixed term period of one (1) year beginning 1st June 2021 and ending on 31st May 2022.

In order to qualify to be considered for participation in the programme, applicants must:

  1. Be unemployed and willing to start the programme on 1st June 2021
  2. Be under the age of 35 years,
  3. Preferably reside in Hammarsdale / within close proximity to Hammarsdale,
  4. Be willing to work shifts / and or overtime,
  5. Ensure high standards of safety and quality are adhered to,
  6. Have a record of good behaviour and a positive attitude,
  7. Arrange own transport to and from the office in Hammarsdale

Certificates and Other Important Documents Required:

  1. Your CV,
  2. Proof of residence, not older than 3 months / letter certified by the local councillor
  3. Certified copy of your ID,
  4. Certified copy of your matric certificate,
  5. Certified copy of additional qualifications,
  6. Certified copy of your academic record,

Available Opportunities

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the Buckman Youth Employment Service’s (YES) Graduate Programme.

 

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