Advanced Assessments and Training Learnerships 2026

Advanced Assessments Learnerships 2026

Advanced Assessments and Training (AAT) is offering access to learnership programmes in different career fields, including Business Administration, Information Technology, Banking, Insurance, Project Management, Office Administration and Bookkeeping.

A learnership combines structured learning with workplace experience and leads to an NQF-registered qualification. Advanced Assessments and Training confirms that applications for available learnerships can be submitted using its official application email, apply@aaat.co.za. (AAT South Africa)

Learnership Overview

Advanced Assessments Learnerships 2026

Advanced Assessments and Training also has a presence in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town and offers classroom-based and distance-learning options for some programmes. (Advanced Assessments)

What Is a Learnership?

Advanced Assessments Learnerships 2026

A learnership is a structured training programme that combines:

Theoretical learning + practical workplace experience.

Successful learners work towards a qualification registered on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF).

Advanced Assessments says its programmes are linked to occupations and industries and are managed through relevant Sector Education and Training Authorities. (AAT South Africa)

This means a learnership is different from simply attending a short course.

Advanced Assessments Learnerships Available

Advanced Assessments Learnerships 2026

The organisation lists several areas in which learnership qualifications may be offered.

Business Administration

Advanced Assessments Learnerships 2026

This programme may be suitable for people interested in office and administrative careers.

Learners can develop skills useful in areas such as administration, record keeping, communication and general business support.

Generic Management

Generic Management is aimed at developing management and leadership skills that can be used across different industries.

It can help learners understand workplace planning, people management and business processes.

Project Management

Project Management programmes can help learners develop the skills required to plan, organise and manage projects.

The training may be useful for people interested in project administration or management careers.

Contact Centre Management

These programmes focus on operating and managing contact-centre environments.

Skills may include customer service, team management, performance monitoring and communication.

New Venture Creation

New Venture Creation is aimed at people interested in starting, managing or growing a small or medium-sized business.

The programme can help learners understand entrepreneurship and basic business management.

Banking

Advanced Assessments also lists qualifications related to banking.

Its accreditation information includes banking qualifications at different NQF levels through BankSETA. (Advanced Assessments)

Insurance

Insurance learnership programmes are designed to help learners develop knowledge and competencies required in the insurance sector.

The exact entry requirements will depend on the qualification being offered.

Supply Chain Management

Advanced Assessments Learnerships 2026

Supply Chain Management focuses on how goods, services and information move through businesses.

It may be useful for learners interested in logistics, procurement and supply-chain careers.

Information Technology

IT programmes are designed to provide learners with knowledge and practical skills that may help them enter technology-related occupations.

Advanced Assessments lists MICT SETA among the bodies connected to its accredited training offerings. (AAT South Africa)

Office Administrator

The Office Administrator qualification focuses on practical administrative skills needed to help coordinate office activities.

It may be relevant to people interested in administration, reception or office-support careers.

Bookkeeper

The Bookkeeper programme can prepare learners for entry-level work in finance-related functions.

Learners may develop basic bookkeeping, financial-record and administrative skills.

Who Can Apply?

Advanced Assessments Learnerships 2026

Requirements are not exactly the same for every learnership.

Your eligibility can depend on:

• The qualification and NQF level
• Your highest school qualification
• Your age where a particular funded programme has an age requirement
• Whether you are employed or unemployed
• The employer funding the programme
• Your location
• SETA funding conditions

Do not assume that every programme accepts Grade 10 or Grade 12.

Always check the requirements for the specific intake offered to you.

Opportunities for Unemployed Youth

Advanced Assessments also runs a Freshers Campaign aimed particularly at unemployed South African youth and recent school leavers.

The organisation says the campaign visits schools, explains learnership opportunities and helps identify young people who may qualify for work-based training. Candidates who are not already enrolled on another learnership can be invited to interviews for possible opportunities. (AAT South Africa)

The Freshers Campaign particularly focuses on people who have recently completed Matric. (AAT South Africa)

What Documents Do You Need?

Advanced Assessments provides a detailed document list on its official learnership page.

Applicants should prepare:

• An updated CV
• One recently certified colour copy of their ID
• One non-certified colour copy of their ID
• Recently certified copy of their highest qualification
• Non-certified copy of their highest qualification
• SARS tax letter
• Proof of bank account
• Medical note or letter where applicable

For a smart ID, Advanced Assessments asks applicants to provide clear copies showing both the front and back. (AAT South Africa)

Foreign applicants are instructed to provide passport copies where applicable. (AAT South Africa)

What Should Your CV Include?

Your CV should clearly show:

Personal information

Education and highest qualification

Work experience, if you have any

At least two references

These requirements are specifically listed on the official Advanced Assessments application page. (AAT South Africa)

How to Apply for Advanced Assessments Learnerships 2026

The application process is straightforward.

Step 1: Prepare Your CV

Update your CV and check that your phone number and email address are correct.

Make your highest qualification easy to find.

Step 2: Prepare Your ID Copies

You need:

1 recently certified colour ID copy

and

1 non-certified colour ID copy.

The certified copy should have been certified within the previous three months. (AAT South Africa)

Step 3: Prepare Your Qualification

Prepare:

1 recently certified copy of your highest qualification

and

1 non-certified copy. (AAT South Africa)

Step 4: Prepare the Other Documents

Have your:

SARS tax letter, proof of bank account and any medical documentation required for your circumstances ready.

The website specifically says applicants should provide proof of their bank account rather than attaching a bank statement. (AAT South Africa)

Step 5: Send Your Application

Send the requested application documents to:

apply@aaat.co.za

This email is published on the official Advanced Assessments learnership and contact pages. (AAT South Africa)

Official Learnership Website

Applicants can read the complete official application instructions here:

Advanced Assessments Official Learnership Page

You can also use the organisation’s official main website:

Advanced Assessments and Training

Is There a Monthly Stipend?

The official learnership page reviewed does not publish one standard monthly stipend for every programme.

Therefore, do not assume that all learners receive the same amount.

Stipends can depend on the specific SETA programme, funding arrangement, qualification or employer hosting the learner.

If you see an advert claiming a particular stipend, confirm it before applying.

Is There a Closing Date?

Advanced Assessments Learnerships 2026

Advanced Assessments does not publish one universal closing date for every learnership on its main learnership page.

Different programmes and funded intakes can have different recruitment periods.

It is therefore better to state:

Closing Date: Depends on the specific learnership intake.

Applicants can submit their details through the official application process and monitor the organisation’s website for new programmes.

Where Is Advanced Assessments Located?

The head office is at:

Building 1 & 3
Boskruin Village Office Park
Corner Hawken Road and President Fouché Drive
Boskruin, Randburg
2188

The official website also lists offices in Durban North and Milnerton, Cape Town. (AAT South Africa)

Official Contact Details

Telephone: 010 110 0081
Learnership applications: apply@aaat.co.za

These contact details are published on the organisation’s official website. (AAT South Africa)

SETA Accreditations

Advanced Assessments lists several SETAs and quality bodies connected with its training programmes.

These include BankSETA, Services SETA, MICT SETA, W&RSETA, QCTO, merSETA, CATHSSETA, TETA and INSETA on its learnership page. (AAT South Africa)

Its separate accreditation information also lists qualifications offered under different SETAs, including Banking, Business Administration and Production Technology programmes. (Advanced Assessments)

Skills Programmes

Advanced Assessments also offers skills programmes.

These are different from full learnership qualifications.

The provider describes a skills programme as a shorter programme made from parts of a qualification and endorsed through the relevant SETA.

Its website specifically says accredited skills programmes are aimed at South African youth aged 18–35. (AAT South Africa)

This age statement applies to the skills-programme information on the website and should not automatically be presented as the eligibility rule for every learnership.

Application Tips

Make sure every document is clear and readable before emailing it.

Use your real qualifications and personal details. Do not send blurry ID or certificate copies.

Your email subject could be something simple such as:

Learnership Application 2026 – Your Full Name

If you know the exact programme, include it, for example:

Business Administration Learnership Application – Your Full Name

Do not pay someone who promises to guarantee you a learnership position.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Advanced Assessments learnership applications available in 2026?

The official website continues to provide an application process for people interested in its available learnership programmes and gives apply@aaat.co.za as the application email. (AAT South Africa)

What qualifications are available?

Programmes listed include Business Administration, Management, Project Management, Banking, Insurance, Supply Chain Management, IT, Office Administration and Bookkeeping. (AAT South Africa)

Do I need Matric?

It depends on the particular qualification and NQF level. Check the specific programme requirements.

Can unemployed young people apply?

Yes, Advanced Assessments has a Freshers Campaign specifically designed to connect unemployed youth and recent school leavers with work-based training opportunities. (AAT South Africa)

Is a stipend guaranteed?

The official main learnership page does not publish one universal stipend for all learners.

How do I apply?

Prepare the requested documents and email them to:

apply@aaat.co.za (AAT South Africa)

Is there one closing date?

No single universal closing date is displayed for all programmes.

Final Reminder

The Advanced Assessments and Training Learnerships 2026 provide pathways into fields including administration, management, banking, insurance, IT and finance.

Applicants interested in available programmes should prepare their:

CV + ID copies + qualification copies + SARS tax letter + proof of bank account + any other requested documents

and send them to the official application email:

apply@aaat.co.za

Before sending personal documents, verify the instructions on:

Advanced Assessments Learnerships

About the Author

Mr Josh writes simple job, internship, learnership and career guides for Linkinn.co.za. His content focuses on helping South African job seekers understand requirements and find legitimate official application channels.

Editorial and Verification Note

This guide was checked against the official Advanced Assessments and Training website in September 2026. Its current learnership page confirms the available programme areas, required application documents and apply@aaat.co.za as the learnership application email. (AAT South Africa)

Disclaimer

Linkinn.co.za is an independent career-information and application-guidance website.

Linkinn.co.za is not Advanced Assessments and Training, does not hire or recruit learners, does not shortlist applicants and does not accept applications for these programmes.

Applications must follow the official Advanced Assessments and Training instructions.