Road Accident Fund RAF Learnership Programmes 2026: Grade 12 Opportunities

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) has advertised a range of RAF Learnership Programmes 2026 for unemployed young South Africans looking to gain workplace experience and develop skills in the insurance and claims environment.

The available learnership opportunities cover areas including Claims, Claims Adjudication, Medical Management, and Technology & Digital.

Most of the advertised opportunities are aimed at candidates with Grade 12 / Matric, with age requirements generally ranging from 18 to 23 years.

The learnerships run for 12 months and are available in Cape Town, Durban, East London, Johannesburg and Pretoria.

RAF Learnership Programmes 2026

The Road Accident Fund Learnership Programme 2026 provides young unemployed candidates with an opportunity to gain practical workplace exposure while participating in a structured 12-month learnership.

Successful candidates will receive a monthly stipend during the programme, subject to the conditions of the relevant learnership advert.

Advert salary field: Mostly R54,000.00, with one advert displaying R4,500.00

RAF Learnership Quick Overview

DetailInformation
OrganisationRoad Accident Fund (RAF)
ProgrammeRAF Learnership Programmes 2026
FieldsClaims, Claims Adjudication, Medical Management, Technology & Digital
Minimum QualificationPrimarily Grade 12 / Matric
AgeGenerally 18–23 years
Employment StatusApplicants must be unemployed
Duration12 months
LocationsCape Town, Durban, East London, Johannesburg and Pretoria
Employment TypeLearnership
StipendMonthly stipend
Closing Dates17–25 August 2026, depending on the programme
Application MethodRAF online e-recruitment platform

Available RAF Learnership Fields

The 2026 RAF learnership opportunities cover several business and professional areas.

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Claims Learnerships

Claims-related opportunities can provide learners with exposure to processes associated with the administration and handling of claims.

Claims Adjudication

Claims adjudication opportunities are aimed at candidates interested in learning about the assessment and processing of claims within the RAF environment.

Medical Management

The Medical Management stream provides exposure to work associated with medical aspects of RAF claims and related administrative processes.

Technology & Digital

Technology and Digital opportunities provide a pathway for young candidates interested in developing workplace exposure in technology-related functions.

Applicants should check the requirements of each individual vacancy because qualifications and eligibility conditions may differ between programmes.

RAF Learnership Requirements

The main requirements for the advertised RAF learnerships include:

  • A Grade 12 / Matric qualification for the relevant opportunities.
  • Generally being between 18 and 23 years old.
  • Being unemployed at the time of application.
  • Meeting the specific requirements of the individual learnership.
  • Being available to participate in the full 12-month programme.
  • Being willing to work at the location specified for the relevant opportunity.

Because there are several RAF learnership advertisements, candidates should read the individual vacancy carefully before applying.

RAF Learnership Locations

The advertised opportunities are available in several major South African cities, including:

  • Cape Town
  • Durban
  • East London
  • Johannesburg
  • Pretoria

The location depends on the specific learnership programme. Applicants should therefore check the vacancy details before submitting an application.

RAF Learnership Stipend

Successful learners will receive a monthly stipend during the learnership.

The salary/stipend field in the advertisements is generally shown as R54,000.00, although one advertisement displays R4,500.00.

Candidates should check the specific RAF vacancy they are applying for to confirm the applicable stipend amount and payment conditions.

How Long Is the RAF Learnership?

The advertised RAF learnership programmes have a duration of:

12 months

Learners should be prepared to commit to the programme for its full duration and meet the workplace and participation requirements set by the Road Accident Fund.

RAF Learnership Closing Dates 2026

The closing dates vary depending on the specific learnership programme.

The advertised closing dates fall between:

17 August and 25 August 2026

Candidates should not assume that all RAF learnerships have the same deadline. Always check the closing date shown on the specific vacancy before applying.

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Important: First 100 Applications

Several of the RAF learnership advertisements state that only the first 100 applications will be considered.

This means eligible candidates should avoid waiting until the closing date to submit their applications.

If you meet the requirements, prepare your information and apply as soon as possible through the official RAF recruitment platform.

How to Apply for RAF Learnerships 2026

Applications for the RAF Learnership Programmes must be submitted through the RAF online e-recruitment platform.

Applicants should:

  1. Visit the RAF online recruitment platform.
  2. Search for the relevant 2026 learnership opportunity.
  3. Review the specific eligibility requirements.
  4. Select the learnership that matches your qualifications and interests.
  5. Complete the online application accurately.
  6. Submit the application before the applicable closing date.

No Hand-Delivered Applications

Applicants should note that hand-delivered applications are not accepted for these learnership opportunities.

Applications must be submitted through the prescribed RAF online e-recruitment platform.

Who Should Apply for RAF Learnerships?

These opportunities are particularly relevant to unemployed young South Africans who meet the age and qualification requirements and want to gain practical workplace experience.

Grade 12 graduates who are interested in claims administration, medical management, technology or related business functions should review the available opportunities to determine which programme best matches their background.

Final Thoughts

The RAF Learnership Programmes 2026 offer unemployed young people an opportunity to gain practical experience through a 12-month learnership with the Road Accident Fund.

With opportunities in Claims, Claims Adjudication, Medical Management, and Technology & Digital, candidates can explore different career pathways while gaining workplace exposure and receiving a monthly stipend.

If you meet the requirements, do not delay your application. Since several adverts state that only the first 100 applications will be considered, applicants should apply online as soon as possible and before the closing date applicable to their chosen programme.

Important: Requirements, stipend details, closing dates and available locations may differ between RAF learnership advertisements. Always check the specific official vacancy before applying.