Why wait? The Motus SINOTRUCK Apprentice for a Level Year 1 Diesel Technician is open now, and it could be your first step into a solid career in commercial vehicle repair.
What the opportunity is
Motus SINOTRUCK in Midrand, Gauteng is looking for an entry‑level apprentice. You will work under the Aftersales Manager, helping to diagnose faults, service trucks, and follow OEM repair procedures. The role is part of a Level Year 1 apprenticeship linked to the Diesel Technician trade.
Who can apply (eligibility)
You must meet the following criteria:
- Grade 12 with Mathematics and Physical Science
- N2 subjects – Engineering Science, Technical Drawing, Mathematics and Diesel Trade Theory
- Ability to obtain a driver’s licence (advantageous but not required)
Make sure your CV clearly lists these subjects and qualifications.
What you will gain
During the apprenticeship you will develop practical skills such as:
- Fault diagnosis using modern diagnostic equipment
- Vehicle servicing and technical repairs on Sino trucks
- Understanding of OEM standards and workshop safety
- Documentation and reporting in a busy service department
- Experience from on‑the‑job training and formal courses provided by Motus and the OEM
These skills are highly valued in the automotive and commercial‑vehicle sector.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents: updated CV, ID copy, Grade 12 certificate, N2 results (or certificate), driver’s licence copy (if you have one), and any technical training certificates.
- Check that your CV highlights the required subjects and any workshop or mechanical experience.
- Visit the official application portal: Motus SINOTRUCK Apprentice application.
- Complete the online form, attach all supporting documents, and submit before the closing date.
- Keep a copy of your submission for your records.
The deadline for applications is 14 June 2026. If you do not hear back within two weeks after this date, consider the application unsuccessful.
Tips to improve your chances
- Place your Mathematics, Physical Science and N2 subjects at the top of your CV.
- Include any hands‑on workshop exposure, school projects, or tool‑handling experience.
- Mention a driver’s licence and your interest in diesel technology.
- Proofread for spelling, dates, and clear document quality.
- Show good communication, teamwork and attention to detail – qualities valued in a workshop.
- Be ready to discuss how you follow safety rules and keep a tidy work area.
Final thoughts
This apprenticeship offers a realistic pathway from school to a qualified diesel technician. If you have the right subjects and a willingness to learn, applying now could launch your career in the commercial‑vehicle industry. Prepare your documents, follow the steps above, and submit before 14 June 2026. Good luck!