Sasol Maintenance and Production Learnership

Sasol is offering Maintenance and Production Learnership opportunities for candidates interested in developing practical workplace skills while completing structured learning.

The programme combines on-the-job learning with structured or institutional training, giving successful applicants an opportunity to develop occupational skills within Sasol’s operations.

Learnership opportunities are available in three fields:

  • Mechanical Fitter
  • Electrician
  • Chemical Plant Operator

About the Sasol Maintenance and Production Learnership

Learnerships are structured learning programmes that combine workplace experience with formal or institutional learning.

Successful candidates will participate in practical workplace activities while completing the assessments and learning requirements associated with the programme.

For candidates interested in engineering maintenance or plant operations, this programme provides pathways into mechanical fitting, electrical work and chemical plant operations.

Learnership Fields Available

Mechanical Fitter

The Mechanical Fitter learnership is suited to candidates interested in developing practical skills associated with mechanical equipment, maintenance and industrial operations.

Electrician

Candidates interested in electrical engineering and maintenance can apply for the Electrician learnership pathway.

Chemical Plant Operator

The Chemical Plant Operator learnership provides an opportunity for candidates interested in production and chemical plant operations.

Minimum Requirements

Applicants must meet one of the following educational pathways.

Option 1: Grade 12

Applicants must have completed a Grade 12 National Senior Certificate with six subjects, including passes in:

  • Technical Mathematics or Mathematics
  • English
  • Technical Science or Physical Science

Option 2: N3

Alternatively, applicants may have completed an N3 National Senior Certificate with six subjects, including passes in:

  • Mathematics
  • English
  • Engineering Science

Candidates should carefully check their certificates and results before applying to ensure they meet the stated subject requirements.

What Successful Candidates Will Do

Participants will be expected to:

  • Participate in the learnership programme
  • Successfully complete the required assessment process
  • Participate in required workplace-readiness activities
  • Complete workplace-readiness exercises
  • Take part in the structured and workplace components of the programme

Successful completion will therefore require active participation in both the learning and practical components.

Who Should Consider Applying?

This opportunity may be particularly relevant to candidates who have completed Grade 12 with Mathematics, English and Science or an N3 with Mathematics, English and Engineering Science and want to develop skills in an industrial environment.

Candidates interested in becoming a:

  • Mechanical Fitter
  • Electrician
  • Chemical Plant Operator

should consider the pathway most closely aligned with their qualifications and career interests.

Thabang Maimela’s Tip

Don’t overlook the exact subject requirements when applying for the Sasol Maintenance and Production Learnership.

Having Grade 12 alone does not necessarily satisfy the requirements. Sasol specifically lists Technical Mathematics/Mathematics, English and Technical/Physical Science for the Grade 12 route.

For the N3 route, the listed subjects are Mathematics, English and Engineering Science.

Before starting the application, have your certificate and academic results available and check that the subjects appearing on them correspond with the requirements in the advert. This can help you avoid submitting an application for a pathway for which you don’t meet the stated academic criteria.

Documents to Prepare

The information supplied does not specify the complete application-document list. However, applicants should carefully review Sasol’s application portal for the documents requested during submission.

Do not assume additional documents are mandatory unless Sasol specifically requests them.

How to Apply for the Sasol Learnership

Applications should be submitted through the application channel provided in the official Sasol Maintenance and Production Learnership advertisement.

Before applying, confirm which programme you want to pursue:

Mechanical Fitter | Electrician | Chemical Plant Operator

Applicants should then verify that they meet either the Grade 12 or N3 educational requirements before submitting their application.

The information provided does not specify a closing date, stipend, programme duration, location or number of available positions, so these details should not be assumed.

Explore More Opportunities on CareersPursuit

The Sasol Maintenance and Production Learnership Programme is particularly relevant to young people seeking structured entry into technical maintenance and production environments.

Candidates can continue exploring learnerships, apprenticeships, engineering opportunities and entry-level technical vacancies on CareersPursuit while preparing their applications.

Closing Date: 16 October 2026

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