Time is running out if you want to start your career in the automotive industry this year. The Motus Aftermarket Parts NQF5 Learnership 2026 closes on 26 May 2026. This 12-month programme gives you real workplace experience in Bloemfontein, Cape Town, Pretoria or Mbombela. You will earn R4,500 per month while learning practical skills.
What is this learnership?
This is a structured workplace programme at Motus Aftermarket Parts. It runs for 12 months.
You will work in real business environments. You will gain exposure to administration, warehouse operations and general operations.
The programme helps you move from classroom knowledge to practical workplace routines. You will work alongside experienced professionals who will guide you daily.
Who can apply?
You must meet these requirements:
- You are between 18 and 29 years old
- You have completed Grade 12 or Matric
- You have NOT done any SETA-funded programme before
- You do NOT currently receive NSFAS funding
- You can commit to the full 12 months
- You live in or can relocate to Bloemfontein, Cape Town, Pretoria or Mbombela
These rules are strict. Motus needs candidates who can finish the full contract.
What they look for
Motus wants candidates with the right attitude. You must be willing to learn. You must follow instructions. You must work well in a team.
Basic computer literacy is helpful. Good communication skills are important. You need a strong work ethic and a positive attitude.
This is not just about your grades. They want to see that you are reliable and ready for workplace discipline.
What will you gain?
This learnership pays you while you learn. You will receive:
- A monthly stipend of R4,500
- Hands-on experience in the automotive industry
- Training in administration, warehouse or operations
- Mentorship from workplace professionals
- Skills you can list on your CV
Many young people struggle to find their first job because they lack experience. This programme solves that problem. You get paid work experience that counts.
How to apply
You must apply online through the official portals. Choose the location where you can actually work.
Available placement areas:
- Bloemfontein, Free State
- Cape Town, Western Cape
- Pretoria, Gauteng
- Mbombela (Nelspruit), Mpumalanga
Submit your application through the correct official portal for your chosen city.
Documents you need
Prepare these papers before you start:
- Your updated CV
- Certified copy of your ID (not older than 3 months)
- Certified copy of your Matric certificate (not older than 3 months)
Check that your documents are clear and easy to read. Do not use old certified copies.
Your CV should show your Matric subjects. Add any computer skills, volunteer work or school leadership roles. Even small details show you are ready to learn.
Tips to improve your chances
Many applicants make simple mistakes that cost them the opportunity.
First, apply early. Do not wait until 26 May 2026. Online portals often crash on the last day when too many people submit at once.
Second, check your certified documents. They must be clear and recent. Blurry copies get rejected.
Third, choose your location carefully. If you pick Cape Town but you live in Durban, you will struggle with transport costs.
Fourth, write a proper CV. Do not just list your name and school. Show that you are reliable and eager to learn.
What happens after you apply?
Only shortlisted candidates will receive feedback. If you do not hear back within three weeks, your application was not successful this time.
Do not stop looking for other jobs while you wait. Keep applying elsewhere.
Final words
This learnership gives you a fair chance to start your career. You get paid. You get experience. You get mentorship.
If you are between 18 and 29 with Matric, prepare your documents now. Submit before 26 May 2026.
Even if you are not shortlisted this time, the process teaches you how to apply properly. That skill will help you land the next opportunity.