SABMiller (now known as AB InBev) was a global brewing company that offered learnerships in various fields, including packaging, logistics, and engineering. These learnerships were designed to provide young people with the skills and experience they needed to enter the workforce in their chosen field.

The packaging learnership was designed for individuals interested in a career in packaging operations. The program included both on-the-job training and classroom instruction, and covered topics such as packaging technology, quality control, and safety.

The logistics learnership was designed for individuals interested in a career in supply chain management. The program included both on-the-job training and classroom instruction, and covered topics such as transportation management, inventory control, and logistics planning.

The engineering learnership was designed for individuals interested in a career in maintenance or production engineering. The program included both on-the-job training and classroom instruction, and covered topics such as mechanical and electrical engineering, process control, and safety.

These learnerships typically lasted for 12 months, and provided learners with a stipend to cover their expenses while they were training. Upon completion of the program, successful learners were offered the opportunity to apply for full-time employment within the company.

Unfortunately, SABMiller no longer exist in current market as it was merged with Anheuser-Busch InBev in 2016, so the learnerships are not available. The merger created the world’s largest brewer, AB InBev, and expanded the company’s global reach and product portfolio. If you are interested in learnerships, you may want to check out other companies in the brewing industry or in related fields such as packaging, logistics, and engineering.

Overall, SABMiller learnerships were a great opportunity for young people to gain valuable skills and experience in their chosen field, and to potentially secure a full-time job with the company upon completion of the program. Unfortunately, the merger with AB InBev has resulted in the discontinuation of these learnerships, but there may be similar opportunities available with other companies in the brewing industry or related fields.