Do you have a valid Code 10 or Code 14 licence and are you looking for a way to turn that into a recognised qualification? The Nyanza Light Metals Learnership Programme 2026 offers 80 unemployed young South Africans a chance to train for an Occupational Certificate: Truck Driver (NQF Level 3). Apply before 21 September 2026.
What the learnership provides
Successful learners will work towards an Occupational Certificate: Truck Driver (NQF Level 3). The training develops the professional skills needed to operate heavy‑motor vehicles, handle cargo safely, and comply with industry standards. It goes beyond a simple driving licence, covering road safety, legal compliance, route planning, and workplace conduct.
Who can apply
You must meet all the following criteria:
- South African citizen
- Unemployed
- 35 years old or younger
- Matric completed
- Valid Code 10 or Code 14 driving licence
- Live within the King Cetshwayo District Municipality
- Provide the required supporting documents
Only applicants residing in the targeted district are eligible.
What you will gain
The qualification opens doors in transport, logistics, mining, manufacturing, construction and other industrial sectors. Employers look for drivers who understand:
- Road‑safety regulations
- Vehicle responsibility and maintenance
- Safe cargo handling
- Transport procedures and legal compliance
- Efficient route operations
- Professional conduct and workplace safety
Having a formal certificate strengthens your profile and improves employability.
How to apply – step‑by‑step
- Gather the following certified documents (certified within the last 3 months):
- Copy of your South African ID (both sides if using a Smart ID)
- Copy of your valid Code 10 or Code 14 licence
- Copy of your Matric certificate
- Proof of residence (municipal account, affidavit, or letter from ward councillor)
- Updated curriculum vitae
- Ensure every scanned file opens clearly and that all details – names, ID numbers, licence codes – are legible.
- Compose an email to applications@ingconsulting.co.za. Use the subject line exactly: Truck Driver Learnership.
- Attach all certified documents in a single email. Do not send separate emails unless asked.
- Send the email before the deadline (21 September 2026).
Tips to improve your chances
- Secure proof of residence early – without it your application will be rejected.
- Check that all certifications are dated within the last three months.
- Review your CV: list your full name, contact details, residential area, Matric result, licence code, any driving or logistics experience, and other certificates.
- Do not exaggerate your experience; accuracy is valued more than embellishment.
- Verify that every attachment opens before sending.
- Never pay anyone who claims they can guarantee a place.
Final thoughts and next steps
This learnership offers a practical pathway to a nationally recognised truck‑driver qualification for 80 young, unemployed South Africans. If you meet the eligibility criteria—Matric, a valid Code 10 or 14 licence, age ≤ 35, and residence in King Cetshwayo—you should prepare your certified documents now and submit your application before 21 September 2026.