Teraoka South Africa is hiring an Apprentice Technician for a permanent, full‑time role in Johannesburg. The position starts in 2026 and the application window closes on 14 September 2026. Act quickly – the company may start reviewing applications before the deadline.
What the role involves
You will travel to customer sites, fix electronic weighing equipment, install software and carry out routine maintenance. The job is not limited to a workshop; you will be out in the field providing real‑world service.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must meet all of the following:
- Age between 18 and 28 years
- Grade 12 with passes in Mathematics and Physical Science (Mathematical Literacy is not sufficient)
- A valid driver’s licence
- A reliable personal vehicle
These criteria are strict because the role requires frequent travel to customer premises.
What you will gain
Although the salary is not disclosed, you will develop:
- Hands‑on experience with electronic weighing, printing and inspection systems
- Skills in troubleshooting, repair and preventive maintenance
- Confidence in installing software and calibrating equipment
- Professional customer‑service and communication abilities
- Time‑management and independent work habits while on the road
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Update your CV. Highlight your Grade 12 results in Mathematics and Physical Science, and list your driver’s licence and vehicle details.
- Write a brief cover letter that explains why you are interested in field service and electronic equipment.
- Gather copies of your ID, driver’s licence and any relevant certificates.
- Go to the official application page: Apprentice Technician – Teraoka SA.
- Fill in the online form, upload your documents and submit before the 14 September deadline.
Tips to improve your chances
- Include any school projects that involved electronics, circuits, mechanical systems or software.
- Show examples of problem‑solving – even simple projects or hobby work count.
- Make sure your driver’s licence number and vehicle registration are clearly visible on your CV.
- Proofread for spelling and grammar; a tidy CV reflects attention to detail.
- Submit early. Applications received before the deadline are often reviewed first.
Final thoughts
This apprenticeship offers a solid entry point into technical field service for matriculants who enjoy electronics and hands‑on work. If you meet the age, education and transport requirements, tailor your CV to the points above and apply before 14 September 2026. Good luck!