Right now you can secure a 12‑month learnership with Ingersoll Rand in Boksburg – but the online portal shuts on 26 August 2026. Act quickly if you want real workplace experience while you learn.
What the learnership involves
The programme blends classroom lessons with supervised work on the shop floor. Over a year you will rotate through different business units, handle administrative duties and follow health‑and‑safety rules. It is designed for people who have finished Matric and are ready to start a professional career.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must:
- Be a South African citizen and unemployed when you apply.
- Have a Grade 12 (Matric) certificate.
- Be computer‑literate.
- Never have taken part in another learnership.
- Have no bursary or contract that would stop you from completing the 12 months.
A Higher Certificate or Advanced National Certificate in a relevant field is a plus, but not required. The advert does not list an age limit, so check that you meet the education and employment criteria.
What you will gain
During the year you will:
- Attend classroom sessions that cover core business concepts.
- Complete practical tasks in real departments.
- Learn how the company runs its operations.
- Develop record‑keeping, communication and teamwork skills.
- Earn a certificate that can open doors to permanent jobs.
Employers value punctuality, professionalism and a positive attitude, so demonstrate these traits throughout the learnership.
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the official Ingersoll Rand recruitment portal: Apply here.
- Enter the request ID 20080 to ensure you are applying for the correct opportunity.
- Fill in all personal details and confirm that you are currently unemployed.
- Upload clear, readable copies of:
- Your CV.
- South African ID.
- Matric certificate.
- Any Higher Certificate or Advanced National Certificate you hold.
- Additional documents the portal may request.
- Review every field for accuracy – mismatched information can lead to disqualification.
- Submit the form before the deadline on 26 August 2026.
Tips to improve your chances
- Highlight computer skills and previous responsibilities (school projects, volunteering, part‑time work).
- Give concrete examples of reliability, punctuality and teamwork.
- Explain why you have not done a learnership before – the programme seeks fresh candidates.
- Proofread your CV and supporting documents; illegible scans are rejected.
- If you have a disability, request reasonable accommodation early, but remember you still need to meet all other criteria.
Final thoughts
The Ingersoll Rand learnership offers unemployed Matriculants a structured path to gain both theory and hands‑on experience. While the stipend amount is not disclosed, the certificate and workplace exposure can be valuable stepping stones.
Make sure you meet the eligibility rules, gather the required paperwork and submit your application before 26 August 2026. This could be the first solid move toward a long‑term career in industry.