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iMasFinance Debt Recovery Learnership 2025 – Applications Now Open
iMasFinance, a trusted and authorised financial services provider, is inviting motivated young South Africans to apply for its 12-month Debt Recovery Learnership Programme. This opportunity is ideal for individuals who are eager to gain practical workplace experience while completing an NQF Level 4 qualification in the finance sector.
The learnership provides comprehensive, hands-on training in key areas of debt recovery and financial administration. Participants will develop valuable industry skills, enhance their employability, and gain exposure to real-world business operations within a professional financial environment.
About the Debt Recovery Learnership
The iMasFinance Debt Recovery Learnership is designed to equip participants with a solid foundation in credit management and debt collection. Learners will receive practical training, mentorship and exposure to different aspects of financial operations — preparing them for future career growth in finance, collections, or customer account management.
Key Learning Areas
Throughout the 12-month programme, learners will gain practical experience in the following areas:
- Securing payment commitments from clients in arrears
- Managing correspondence and handling queries related to collections
- Recording member information and maintaining accurate collection records
- Administering repossessions and coordinating legal handover processes
- Liaising with valuators, tracers, sheriffs, and lien holders
- Supporting attorneys and debt collectors with portfolio management and payment processing
- Building and maintaining professional relationships with key stakeholders
- Preparing progress reports and ensuring compliance with company procedures
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for this learnership, applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Grade 12 (Matric) with Mathematics and/or Accounting
- Currently unemployed and not registered for any formal studies
- Open to previously disadvantaged youth who are passionate about starting a career in finance
- Available to start the programme in November 2025
Why Apply for This Learnership?
This learnership offers more than just classroom training. It provides real industry experience, a nationally recognised qualification, and the chance to build valuable professional relationships in the financial services sector. Successful candidates will complete the programme with the skills and confidence to pursue a career in debt recovery, collections, or related financial fields.
Kickstart Your Career with iMasFinance
If you’re a motivated young person looking to enter the financial services industry, this learnership is the perfect stepping stone. Apply now for the iMasFinance Debt Recovery Learnership 2025 and gain practical experience that will set you apart in your career journey.
Applications are open now, and the programme begins in November 2025.
HOW TO APPLY
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