Forensic Learnership Programme 2025/2026.

Forensic refers to scientific tests or techniques used in connection with the detection of crime. Forensic is a multidisciplinary professional discipline that provides leadership to advance science and its application to the legal system. The primary purpose of having Forensics carrying out duties in detecting and preventing fraud theft, and corruption cases allocated, by ensuring that all investigative/operative methodologies and standards are adhered to within prescribed time limits Compile a comprehensive case report containing the factual findings of the investigation, recommendations addressing people, processes, procedures, and system failures or internal and external threats and forward the final piece to Stakeholders

Forensic Learnership is an opportunity offered to the candidate who is a talented and special candidate to join the legal force in preventing crime to aid criminal investigations, the recovery of proceeds of crime, criminal prosecutions, or medium-term decisions. The candidate should work well with others yet still be an independent worker who is ready to hit the ground running therefore this are plenty of growth opportunities. The support Forensic learnership including Absa Business Units, SAPS, other Banks, SARS, South African Academy of Forensic Sciences NPC (SAAFS), KPMG

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Forensic Learnership Requirements.

To be enrolled in the Forensic Learnership interested candidates need to be eligible for the following qualification criteria:

Matric or Grade 12 certificate qualification or equivalent.
higher Certificate or equivalent studied Life Sciences, pure Maths, and Physical Science.
Relevant degree or national diploma in specified fields.
Excellent communication skills (both verbal and written).
Computer literate in MS Office package: MS Word, Powerpoint, Internet
Be conversant in English as a communication language.

Forensic Learnership 2025/2026 online application

Candidates who possess all the above qualifications should apply by clicking here searching and applying for the available position adverts or visiting the mentioned institutions’ websites regardless so that you can find more opportunities when a suitable opportunity becomes available.

Forensic Learnership Closing Date

The opening and closing date of each learnership/internship can be found in the announcement of the relevant position when it is announced, be careful to get information from the right sources including Absa Business Units, SAPS, other Banks, SARS, South African Academy of Forensic Sciences NPC (SAAFS), KPMG, Gauteng Provincial Government, Santam Insurance.