Do you want to start a hands‑on engineering career right now? The Auto Industrial Group Maintenance Apprenticeship 2026 offers full‑time, paid training in a real manufacturing plant, and places are limited.
What the opportunity is
This is a full‑time maintenance apprenticeship and internship based at Auto Industrial Group (Pty) Ltd, Rigger Road, Spartan, Kempton Park. You will work alongside qualified artisans, complete practical learning modules and support daily maintenance tasks in a busy automotive‑manufacturing environment.
Who can apply (requirements/eligibility)
You must have:
- Grade 12 (National Senior Certificate)
- Mathematics (Pure or Technical)
- Physical Science
- English proficiency plus at least one other South African language
- Interest in engineering, maintenance or repairs
- Ability to follow safety instructions and keep accurate records
- Good communication, teamwork and problem‑solving skills
- Physical fitness for a workshop setting
Extra subjects such as Engineering Graphics & Design, Engineering Drawing or an Engineering Diploma (Mechanical or Electrical) are a plus, though not mandatory.
What you gain (benefits and skills)
While you earn a salary aligned with MIBCO grading, you will develop:
- Practical maintenance and repair techniques
- Mechanical and electrical basics
- Safety awareness and compliance
- Logbook and record‑keeping habits
- Problem‑solving on real equipment
- Teamwork and communication in a professional setting
- Confidence for future roles as a technician, artisan or engineering support staff
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather the required documents: updated CV, Grade 12 certificate or results, proof of Mathematics and Physical Science, ID copy, and any technical certificates.
- Make sure your CV highlights maths, physical science and any engineering‑related subjects.
- Visit the official application page: Auto Industrial Group Maintenance Apprentice – Apply Here.
- Complete the online form, upload your documents and double‑check every field.
- Submit the application before the closing date (check the portal for the exact deadline).
Tips to improve your chances
- Use clear headings in your CV to show Mathematics, Physical Science and any engineering subjects.
- Mention any hands‑on projects, hobby workshops or school clubs related to mechanics.
- Proofread for spelling and accuracy – the role values precise record‑keeping.
- Include a short cover note that explains why you want a maintenance apprenticeship and how you will contribute to safety and team goals.
- Be realistic about transport; confirm you can travel to Rigger Road, Spartan daily.
Final thoughts
The Auto Industrial Group Maintenance Apprenticeship 2026 gives technically minded South Africans a structured path into maintenance and engineering. If you meet the qualifications, prepare a focused CV and submit your application through the official portal today. Taking this step could launch a rewarding career in the automotive and manufacturing sector.