Tracker Control Centre Learnership 2026/2027: Matric Required, 12 Months With Stipend
Tracker Connect is recruiting unemployed South Africans aged 18 - 35 for a 12-month Control Centre Learnership in Gauteng. You need Matric, at least Level 4 English, and a pass in Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy.
Listing last updated 05 Nov 2026. We recheck our listings every day.
Tracker Control Centre Learnership 2026/2027: Matric Required, 12 Months With Stipend is a learnership offered by Tracker Control Centre in Gauteng. Applications close on 11 Nov 2026.
Documents you will need
- The Tracker portal requires a CV when creating an applicant profile.
- Accepted CV formats include PDF, DOC, DOCX and TXT, with a maximum file size of 10 MB.
- Keep your South African ID and Matric results available when completing your profile.
- Certified documents and additional supporting files are not specifically listed as compulsory attachments in the vacancy details. Follow any further instructions displayed during the online application.
How to apply
Applications are submitted directly to Tracker Control Centre - we do not collect applications. Read the eligibility criteria, prepare your supporting documents, then complete your application on the official page.
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Tracker Connect is looking for unemployed South Africans aged 18 - 35 for its 12-month Control Centre Learnership in Gauteng. You need Matric, at least Level 4 English, and a pass in Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy. You must not have any previous formal work experience. Applications close on 11 November 2026.
Tracker Control Centre Learnership 2026: the key facts
- Company: Tracker Connect
- Programme: Call Centre/Control Centre Learnership
- Reference number: track_001769
- Closing date: Wednesday, 11 November 2026
- Location: Gauteng, South Africa
- Duration: 12 months
- Age requirement: 18 - 35 years
- Minimum qualification: Grade 12 / Matric
- Stipend: A minimal stipend, but the exact amount is not given
- Qualification credits: 132
- Number of positions: Not given
- Application method: Online
- Official application: Apply for Tracker Control Centre Learnership 2026
- Last updated: 5 November 2026
Be careful of scams. Real jobs, bursaries and learnerships never ask you to pay an application, registration or placement fee. Only apply through the official Tracker recruitment portal.
Who qualifies for the Tracker Control Centre Learnership?
Tracker is aiming at young people who have finished Matric but have not yet had formal work experience.
To qualify, you must:
- Be a South African citizen with a valid South African ID.
- Be between 18 and 35 years old.
- Have completed Grade 12.
- Have achieved at least Level 4 in English.
- Have passed Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy.
- Be currently unemployed.
- Not be studying full-time.
- Have no previous formal work experience.
- Have no criminal record.
- Have basic computer skills.
The English requirement matters most. Passing Matric alone does not automatically qualify you. Your English result must meet the Level 4 minimum.
If you are working or studying full-time, you do not meet the eligibility conditions for this programme.
Do you need call centre experience?
No. Tracker actually asks that you have no previous formal work experience.
The programme is built for people entering the workplace for the first time who want to build customer service and communication skills.
You should, however, be comfortable using computers, speaking to customers and learning new business systems.
Tracker also values teamwork, attention to detail, adaptability, problem-solving and a positive attitude.
What will you learn during the 12-month programme?
Successful candidates will get structured learning and hands-on experience in Tracker's Customer Experience and 24-Hour Critical Services Control Centres.
The programme covers:
- Handling customer enquiries and solving problems.
- Capturing and updating customer information.
- Using company systems and electronic communication tools.
- Learning about Tracker products and services.
- Supporting product sales and customer retention.
- Understanding invoices, credit notes and payment allocations.
- Managing customer relationships.
- Supporting accurate records, contracting and scheduling.
The learnership carries 132 credits and mixes structured learning with workplace experience. The listing does not name the specific qualification title or NQF level.
If you are comparing customer service training, the OUTsurance Call Centre Learnership 2026 is another 12-month workplace-based learning programme.
Does Tracker pay a monthly stipend?
Yes, Tracker offers a minimal stipend to help participants cover basic expenses during the 12-month programme.
However, the company does not say how much the stipend is or how often it is paid.
No other benefits are provided during the programme.
Confirm the stipend amount, payment details and expected working hours before you accept an offer.
How do you apply for the Tracker Learnership 2026?
You must apply through Tracker's official online recruitment portal.
Follow these steps:
- Visit the official Tracker Control Centre Learnership application page.
- Confirm the vacancy reference track_001769.
- Select the Apply option.
- Register an applicant profile or sign in if you already have an account.
- Enter your personal and educational details accurately.
- Upload your updated CV.
- Finish the remaining application requirements and submit before 11 November 2026.
Which documents should you get ready?
The Tracker portal needs a CV when you create an applicant profile.
Accepted CV formats are PDF, DOC, DOCX and TXT, with a maximum file size of 10 MB.
Keep your South African ID and Matric results handy when you complete your profile.
The vacancy details do not list certified documents or other supporting files as compulsory attachments. Follow any further instructions shown during the online application.
What happens after you apply?
Tracker gives preference to applicants from designated groups, in line with its employment policies.
If you have not been contacted within four weeks, consider your application unsuccessful.
The learnership is a fixed-term opportunity of 12 months. It does not guarantee permanent employment.
Apply before 11 November 2026
Check your English and Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy results before you start the online application. Make sure your CV is up to date and your contact details are correct.
Applications close on Wednesday, 11 November 2026. Use reference track_001769 and submit through Tracker's official careers portal.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Tracker Control Centre Learnership 2026/2027: Matric Required, 12 Months With Stipend?
The Tracker Control Centre Learnership 2026/2027: Matric Required, 12 Months With Stipend is a learnership offered by Tracker Control Centre for South African students and applicants interested in Commerce/Business, IT/Computer Science, and Education/Teaching. Tracker Connect is recruiting unemployed South Africans aged 18 - 35 for a 12-month Control Centre Learnership in Gauteng. You need Matric, at least Level 4 English, and a pass in Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy. You can read the full details, eligibility criteria, and application steps on this page before you apply.
Who qualifies for the Tracker Control Centre learnership?
We do not have the full eligibility list confirmed for the Tracker Control Centre learnership from our sources yet. As a guide, opportunities like this usually target South African applicants in Gauteng studying or working in Commerce/Business, IT/Computer Science, and Education/Teaching. It is most relevant to applicants at Matric and TVET level. Always confirm the exact criteria on the official listing before applying, since requirements can change.
When does the Tracker Control Centre learnership close?
According to our sources, the Tracker Control Centre learnership closes on 11 November 2026. We last checked this listing on 11 November 2026. We always recommend verifying the closing date on the official listing, as providers sometimes extend or bring forward their deadlines.
What documents do I need to apply?
For the Tracker Control Centre learnership you will typically need to prepare The Tracker portal requires a CV when creating an applicant profile., Accepted CV formats include PDF, DOC, DOCX and TXT, with a maximum file size of 10 MB., Keep your South African ID and Matric results available when completing your profile., and Certified documents and additional supporting files are not specifically listed as compulsory attachments in the vacancy details. Follow any further instructions displayed during the online application.. Make sure any copies you submit are certified and clearly legible, as incomplete applications are often rejected. It also helps to scan everything in advance so you can upload or attach the documents quickly when you apply.
How do I apply for the Tracker Control Centre learnership?
Applications must be submitted through Tracker’s official online recruitment portal. Follow these steps: Visit the official Tracker Control Centre Learnership application page. Confirm the vacancy reference track_001769. Select the Apply option. Register an applicant profile or sign in if you already have an account. Enter your personal and educational details accurately. Upload your updated CV. Complete the remaining application requirements and submit before 11 November 2026. You can start your application using the official link provided on this page. Apply early and keep a copy of any reference number or confirmation you receive, in case you need to follow up.
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