Looking for a jump‑start into the fast‑moving world of sales and marketing? SAB Sales & Marketing Learnership Programme 2026 is a chance to work with one of South Africa’s biggest FMCG players and get paid while you learn on the job. This programme is open right now, so act fast if you want a hands‑on role across Kimberley and beyond.
What is the SAB Sales & Marketing Learnership?
The South African Breweries (SAB) is offering a learnership that blends classroom theory with real‑world sales and marketing work. You’ll travel around Kimberley and nearby areas, meeting tavern owners and retail partners, and help bring SAB’s products to the shelves and customers’ glasses.
Who Should Apply?
- Students or recent graduates with a Diploma or Degree
- People who own a valid Code 8 driver’s licence
- Those comfortable with flexible hours, including weekends
- Candidates who know Kimberley and the surrounding regions
- Anyone interested in sales, marketing, FMCG, customer relationship management or retail operations
What You Gain
During the learnership you’ll acquire:
- Customer relationship skills – build rapport with tavern owners and maintain regular visits.
- Sales execution knowledge – learn how to set pricing, run promotions and keep products stocked.
- AMPPS framework expertise – understand how Availability, Merchandising, Price, Promotions and Space drive sales.
- Hands‑on experience with Microsoft Office and sales reporting.
- Insight into the inner workings of a top FMCG company.
How to Apply
Follow these simple steps:
- Gather your documents: a current CV, certified copies of your qualifications, a copy of your driver’s licence, academic transcripts, and proof of residence if requested.
- Click the link below and fill in the online application form.
- Attach the required documents.
- Submit and wait for a recruiter’s reply.
Click here to apply for the SAB Sales & Marketing Learnership Programme 2026
Practical Tips to Boost Your Chances
Many applicants worry about their lack of formal sales experience. From experience, most successful candidates:
- Showcase any role where you interacted with people, solved problems, or persuaded others.
- Highlight strong communication skills and a willingness to learn on the field.
- Be clear about how you can drive sales and improve customer satisfaction.
- Prepare for interview questions around customer relationships and commercial awareness.
- Use the “10 Smart Interview Tips” guide to polish your presentation.
Next Steps
If you’re ready to jump into the FMCG arena and build a career in sales and marketing, don’t wait. Gather your documents, craft a CV that shines your people‑first skills, and submit your application through the official link above. Good luck, and remember: the right experience can open doors to a bright future in the market.