Right now you can secure a place in the SETA‑Accredited Engineering Learnership 2026 and start earning a monthly R5,600 while you train on the job. The deadline is 25 June 2026, so act quickly.
What is the learnership?
This is a SETA‑registered programme that blends classroom‑style training with hands‑on work in an engineering environment. You will learn while you earn, under the supervision of experienced engineers.
Who can apply?
- South African citizen with a valid ID
- Currently unemployed
- Matric (Grade 12) completed
- Meets any additional engineering‑related qualifications listed by the host
- Willing to attend all training and workplace activities
- Good communication and teamwork skills
What you’ll gain
Financial support
- Monthly stipend of R5,600 (covers transport, meals, etc.)
Industry‑recognised training
- Structured learning that meets national occupational standards
- Potential pathway to a nationally recognised qualification
Practical skills
You will develop both technical and workplace abilities.
Technical skills
- Engineering fundamentals
- Equipment operation
- Problem‑solving and safety procedures
- Quality control and documentation
Workplace skills
- Team collaboration
- Professional communication
- Time management and project coordination
- Workplace ethics and critical thinking
Career opportunities
After completion you may qualify for roles such as:
- Engineering Assistant
- Technical Operator
- Apprentice Artisan
- Maintenance or Production Technician
- Mechanical or Electrical Assistant
- Junior Engineering Technician
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents: certified copies of your ID, Matric certificate, any additional qualifications, and academic transcripts.
- Update your CV to include personal details, education, technical skills and any achievements.
- Visit the official online portal and fill in all fields accurately.
- Upload the documents and submit your application before the deadline.
Submit your application here: Apply now
Tips to improve your chances
- Proofread your CV and application for spelling or missing information.
- Tailor your personal statement to show genuine interest in engineering.
- Submit early to avoid last‑minute technical glitches.
- Follow every instruction on the portal exactly as written.
- Highlight any relevant school projects, internships or volunteer work.
Next steps
The engineering sector needs fresh talent, and this learnership offers a clear route into it. If you meet the criteria, prepare your documents, apply before 25 June 2026, and take the first step toward a sustainable engineering career.