Eden Risk Management Security Learnership 2026

For many young people, obtaining a security qualification is only the first step. The real challenge often comes when employers ask for workplace experience. The Eden Risk Management Security Learnership 2026 aims to bridge that gap by offering unemployed youth an opportunity to gain practical exposure within the private security industry.

The programme is designed for candidates who already have a Matric certificate and a PSIRA Grade C qualification but need hands-on experience to strengthen their employability.

Applications Close: 30 June 2026

Programme Start Date: 01 August 2026

Opportunity Overview

The Eden Risk Management Security Learnership 2026 is a structured workplace training programme that combines learning with practical experience in the security sector.

Participants will gain exposure to real security operations while developing workplace skills that are essential for a successful career in private security.

The programme focuses on helping learners understand professional security standards, workplace expectations, and industry best practices.

Programme Details

Programme	Eden Risk Management Security Learnership 2026
Industry	Security & Risk Management
Duration	Learnership Programme
Start Date	01 August 2026
Closing Date	30 June 2026
Qualification Required	Grade 12 & PSIRA Grade C
Age Requirement	18 – 26 Years
Location	Garden Route District, Western Cape

Why This Learnership Matters

Many young people complete security training but struggle to secure employment because employers often require practical experience.

This learnership provides an opportunity to:

• Gain workplace exposure
• Develop professional discipline
• Learn security procedures
• Build confidence in real-world environments
• Improve future employment prospects

For candidates with PSIRA Grade C certification, this programme can provide valuable industry experience that strengthens future job applications.

What Learners Can Expect to Learn

During the programme, learners may gain experience in:

• Access control procedures
• Incident reporting
• Security operations
• Customer service
• Workplace safety procedures
• Professional communication
• Security industry standards
• Workplace conduct and professionalism

These skills can help learners better understand what employers expect from security personnel.

Eligibility Requirements

To be considered, applicants must:

• Be a South African citizen
• Possess a valid South African ID
• Be between 18 and 26 years old
• Have completed Grade 12 (Matric)
• Hold a PSIRA Grade C Certificate
• Be currently unemployed
• Reside within the Garden Route District
• Have an interest in the security industry

Preference may be given to applicants from local communities.

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Areas Encouraged to Apply

Applicants residing in the following areas are encouraged to submit applications:

• George
• Blanco
• Plettenberg Bay
• Oudtshoorn
• Hartenbos
• Knysna

Stipend / Salary Details

The employer has not disclosed a stipend or allowance amount for this learnership.

Stipend: Not specified

Applicants may receive further information regarding financial support during the recruitment process.

Required Documents Checklist

Applicants should prepare:

• Updated CV
• Certified copy of South African ID
• Certified copy of Grade 12 certificate
• Copy of PSIRA Grade C Certificate
• Police Clearance Certificate
• Any additional relevant certificates

Before submitting, ensure all documents are clear, legible and properly certified where required.

Skills That Can Help You Stand Out

Successful candidates often demonstrate:

• Professionalism
• Reliability
• Honesty
• Strong communication skills
• Attention to detail
• Punctuality
• Willingness to learn
• Ability to follow instructions

These qualities are highly valued in the security industry because personnel regularly interact with clients, visitors, supervisors and members of the public.

Step-by-Step Application Process

Step 1

Update your CV with accurate contact details.

Step 2

Prepare all supporting documents.

Step 3

Ensure certified copies are clear and readable.

Step 4

Create a professional email.

Step 5

Use the subject line:

Security Learnership 2026 Application – Your Name

Step 6

Attach all required documents.

Step 7

Send your application to:

hrmanager@edenriskmanagement.com

Step 8

Keep copies of your submitted documents and monitor your email and phone for updates.

Closing Date

Application Closing Date

30 June 2026

Late applications may not be considered.

Programme Start Date

01 August 2026

Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications well before the deadline to avoid last-minute technical issues.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who can apply?

South African citizens aged 18 to 26 who have Matric, a PSIRA Grade C Certificate, and reside in the Garden Route District.

Is previous security experience required?

No previous experience is listed as a requirement.

Is PSIRA Grade C mandatory?

Yes. Applicants must possess a PSIRA Grade C Certificate.

Do I need a police clearance certificate?

Yes. A police clearance certificate forms part of the required documentation.

When does the programme start?

The learnership is expected to commence on 01 August 2026.

What is the application deadline?

Applications close on 30 June 2026.

Career Pathways After Completion

Completing the learnership may help participants pursue opportunities such as:

• Security Officer
• Access Control Officer
• Patrol Officer
• Site Security Personnel
• Control Room Operator
• Security Team Leader
• Security Supervisor (with additional experience and qualifications)

The programme can also strengthen workplace readiness and improve future employment opportunities within the broader security industry.

Expert Guidance (E-E-A-T – Martine Smith)

Martine Smith, Youth Employability and Skills Development Advisor, advises applicants to focus on submitting a complete and professional application.

“Security employers value attention to detail. A candidate who submits all required documents correctly demonstrates the same level of care and responsibility expected in the workplace.”

Martine recommends that applicants:

• Double-check every attachment before sending
• Use a professional email subject line
• Ensure contact details are current
• Submit applications early
• Keep digital copies of all documents

A complete and organised application can significantly improve your chances of being shortlisted.

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