Clicks: Pharmacy Assistant Learnership Programme – Grade 12 required
Clicks: Pharmacy Assistant Learnership Programme – Grade 12 required. Clicks is offering an exciting opportunity to complete a Learnership Programme to qualify as a Pharmacy Assistant at Unicare Bellville. Qualified applicants must have a Grade 12 qualification.
Location: Bellville, South Africa
Category: Learnerships
Closing Date: 31/10/2026
Minimum requirements
Qualification requirement:
- Grade 12 with a minimum of 50% in Mathematics (or 60% in Mathematical Literacy); 50% in English and a Pass in Life Science (Biology)/Physics
Skills, Abilities and Job Related Knowledge:
- Customer service-oriented
- Teamwork
- Integrity
- Accuracy and attention to detail
- Numeracy
- Literacy
- Computer Literacy
Essential Competencies:
- Adhering to Principles and Values
- Working with People
- Delivering Results and Meeting Customer Expectations
- Following Instructions and Procedures
- Relating and Networking
- Planning and Organising
Preference will be given to individuals who:
- Meet the Company’s EE targets as set out in our employment equity plan
- Meet the furtherance of the National agenda for the development of unemployed youth
Learner will be required to meet the following objectives
- Complete the Learnership Training Contracts at a registered Unicare Pharmacy and under an approved tutor
- Attend the required training interventions and complete the competency assessments
- Submit a Portfolio of Evidence
- Provide support to the healthcare team in one of the Unicare Pharmacies under the supervision of a registered Pharmacist and within the legal scope of practice as outlined by the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC)
How to Apply

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