Looking for a paid start in the automotive industry right now? Edu Wize is opening its 2026 Sales and Quality Control learnership pathways, and you can earn R6,000 a month while you learn.
What the opportunity is
Edu Wize offers two learnership tracks in the automotive sector: Sales and Quality Control. Both are based in Johannesburg, Gauteng. The program runs for the 2026 intake and provides a monthly stipend of R6,000.
Who can apply
You must have a Matric, Senior Certificate or a higher qualification. A statement of results will not be accepted – you need the original certificate. The Sales track is aimed at African female candidates, while the Quality Control track is open to African males and females.
Some roles may value experience with panel beating, spray painting, vehicle products or abrasives, but this is not a strict requirement. Make sure you answer every eligibility question truthfully in the online form.
What you will gain
During the learnership you will develop practical automotive skills. In Sales you will learn customer interaction, product knowledge and commercial communication. In Quality Control you will learn how to inspect work, check workmanship standards and ensure quality compliance.
The R6,000 monthly stipend helps cover living costs while you train. You will also receive a recognised qualification that can boost future job prospects in the automotive industry.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents: certified ID, qualification certificate, updated CV, bank statement, SARS tax proof and, if needed, a medical letter.
- Check that all documents are clear, certified and saved as PDF, JPG or PNG. Keep the file size within the portal limits.
- Visit the official application portal: Edu Wize online application.
- Enter your personal details exactly as they appear on your ID and certificates.
- Upload each document in the correct field and answer all eligibility questions.
- Confirm whether you are currently registered on another learnership.
- Submit the form. You will receive a confirmation email if the submission is successful.
Tips to improve your chances
- Create one folder on your computer for all required files. Name each file clearly (e.g., “ID_Cert.pdf”).
- Double‑check that your full name and ID number match on every document before uploading.
- Proofread your CV for spelling errors and keep it to one page.
- Make sure your bank and SARS documents are recent (within the last three months).
- Remember: there is no application fee. Do not pay anyone to submit your form.
Next steps
The learnership has no set closing date, but slots may fill up quickly. Prepare your documents now and submit the application while the portal is open. If you meet the eligibility criteria, you could start earning and learning in Johannesburg soon.