For South Africans trying to enter the construction industry without advanced technical qualifications, opportunities with accessible entry requirements can provide an important starting point. Construction work requires practical skills that are often best developed through structured training and hands-on experience on real worksites. The Department of Infrastructure is offering a Builder’s Worker Learnership aimed at developing practical … Read more

For young people interested in construction and civil engineering, concrete work can provide a practical entry point into an industry responsible for building roads, public infrastructure and other structures. Learning how concrete is produced, placed, tested and finished can establish a useful technical foundation for further development within the construction sector. The Department of Infrastructure is … Read more

For young South Africans interested in working within electricity generation, plant operations can provide a pathway into the technical environment behind the country’s power stations. These roles require people who can learn structured operating procedures, work safely around industrial equipment and develop the discipline required in a large power-generation facility. Eskom is recruiting 10 Learner Plant … Read more

For engineering students, completing the theoretical component of a qualification is only part of the journey. Many still need structured workplace training before completing their studies, and finding an employer willing to provide that practical exposure can become one of the biggest obstacles. Tiger Brands is offering an In-Service P2 Training opportunity for Technical Trainees who have … Read more

For unemployed young people interested in becoming qualified plumbers, an apprenticeship provides a structured route into the trade by developing both technical knowledge and practical workplace skills. Plumbing extends far beyond repairing leaking taps qualified artisans work with water supply, drainage, sanitation and building systems that homes, businesses and public infrastructure depend on every day. … Read more

For young people interested in becoming electricians, getting access to practical trade training can be the difference between having an interest in electrical work and developing the skills needed to pursue it professionally. Apprenticeships provide an important pathway by combining technical development with practical exposure to real electrical systems and installations. The Department of Infrastructure is … Read more

Breaking into a technical trade can be difficult when most vacancies already expect candidates to have workplace experience. An apprenticeship-style position offers a different route: learning directly from experienced technicians while gradually developing the mechanical and electrical skills needed to work independently. Ntshu Air is recruiting an Apprentice Compressor Technician to work alongside qualified senior technicians while … Read more

For unemployed young people trying to gain their first meaningful workplace experience, one of the biggest challenges is getting an employer to provide that initial opportunity. Structured learnerships can help bridge that gap by combining formal learning with practical exposure inside a real business environment. Ingersoll Rand is inviting applications for its 12 month Learnership Programme, … Read more

Getting into the heavy-equipment industry doesn’t always require candidates to already be qualified artisans. Assistant positions can provide an opportunity to work alongside experienced mechanics and technicians while developing practical knowledge of tools, machinery, components and workshop procedures. Barloworld Equipment is recruiting a Mechanical Assistant to support mechanics with maintenance and repair work on machines and components. … Read more