Clover YES Learnerships 2026

Are you an unemployed young South African looking for an opportunity to gain valuable work experience? Clover YES Learnerships 2026 offers an opportunity for unemployed youth to gain 12 months of workplace experience through the Youth Employment Service (YES) programme.

Clover has an exciting opportunity for unemployed youth to join its Secondary Distribution department. The positions are based at Clover’s Atlas branches, with the programme designed to provide participants with practical workplace experience.

Clover is partnering with the YES Programme to create employment opportunities for South African youth and help participants develop skills that can improve their future career prospects.

Clover YES Learnerships 2026 – Job Details

Job Category: Administrative

Programme: YES Programme

Duration: 12 months

Department: Secondary Distribution

Location: Clover Atlas branches

The purpose of the programme is to provide unemployed young people with an opportunity to gain practical work experience in an administrative and distribution environment.

Clover YES Learnerships Competencies

Successful candidates should demonstrate the following competencies:

  • Proactive and action-oriented.
  • Able to achieve results effectively.
  • Must be a team player.
  • Able to collaborate with others to achieve a common objective.
  • Commitment and motivation.
  • Administrative capabilities.
  • Effective communication skills.

These competencies are important because participants will work in an environment that requires communication, teamwork, attention to detail and the ability to respond to operational issues.

Clover YES Learnerships Duties and Responsibilities

Successful candidates will be involved in monitoring and supporting secondary distribution activities.

Monitor Driver Adherence to Planned Routes

Participants may be responsible for monitoring drivers’ adherence to planned routes using the Daily Route Management (DRM) system.

Duties may include:

  • Monitoring driver adherence to planned routes.
  • Escalating unauthorised stops to relevant managers.
  • Identifying speeding incidents.
  • Monitoring excessive vehicle idling.
  • Identifying vehicles entering no-go zones.
  • Monitoring harsh braking events.
  • Escalating relevant events to managers.

Monitor Delivery Turnaround Times

Participants will also monitor Stop Turn Around Times (TATs) and identify delays affecting deliveries.

Responsibilities may include:

  • Monitoring delivery turnaround times.
  • Reporting delivery delays.
  • Escalating delays to the relevant manager.
  • Monitoring planned versus actual delivery performance.

Monitor Vehicle and Route Performance

The role also involves monitoring various aspects of vehicle and route performance.

This may include:

  • Monitoring planned versus actual kilometres.
  • Monitoring planned versus actual hours.
  • Monitoring driving time.
  • Monitoring standing time.
  • Monitoring route sequence compliance.
  • Comparing planned routes with actual routes.
  • Monitoring vehicle-to-route assignments.

Route Allocation Handover

The successful candidate may also assist with route allocation handovers and ensure that important information is communicated between shifts.

This can include ensuring that open calls and outstanding queries are properly handed over to the next shift.

Monitor the DRM System

Another important part of the position involves monitoring the Daily Route Management (DRM) system.

Responsibilities include:

  • Checking DRM reports for driver debriefing.
  • Escalating incorrect geo-fencing.
  • Monitoring inactive routes.
  • Acknowledging non-reporting units.
  • Extracting daily reports.
  • Extracting weekly reports.
  • Extracting monthly reports.
  • Providing reports to the Project Manager.

This exposure can help participants develop practical administrative, reporting, monitoring and communication skills.

Clover YES Learnerships Requirements

Applicants interested in the Clover YES Learnerships 2026 must meet the following requirements:

  • Be between 18 and 33 years old.
  • Have a Matric qualification.
  • Be currently unemployed.
  • Have not participated in a learnership with another organisation before.

Candidates who meet these requirements and are interested in developing administrative and distribution-related skills are encouraged to apply.

Who Can Apply for Clover YES Learnerships?

The Clover YES Programme is aimed at unemployed South African youth who meet the specified age and educational requirements.

You may be suitable for this opportunity if you:

  • Are between 18 and 33 years old.
  • Have completed Matric.
  • Are currently unemployed.
  • Have not previously participated in a learnership with another organisation.
  • Have good communication skills.
  • Can work effectively in a team.
  • Have administrative capabilities.
  • Are proactive and motivated to learn.

Benefits of the Clover YES Programme

The Clover YES opportunity can provide unemployed youth with valuable exposure to a professional working environment.

During the 12-month programme, participants can gain practical experience in areas such as:

  • Administration
  • Distribution operations
  • Route monitoring
  • Reporting
  • Communication
  • Teamwork
  • Problem-solving
  • Workplace professionalism
  • Operational monitoring

Work experience can be particularly valuable for young people who are looking to strengthen their CVs and improve their future employment opportunities.

How to Apply for Clover YES Learnerships 2026

Apply here online for Clover YES Learnerships 2026

Closing date: 14 September 2026

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