There is a Motus Toyota Strijdom Park apprenticeship that you can start right away, and the deadline is fast approaching. If you want hands‑on experience with car repairs and a clear path toward becoming a qualified motor mechanic, this opportunity could be exactly what you need.
What the apprenticeship offers
Motus Toyota Strijdom Park in Randburg, Gauteng, is looking for a Level 1 Apprentice for 2026. You will work under experienced technicians and attend prescribed technical training. The programme can last up to three years and is a permanent, entry‑level position in the automotive engineering field.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must have:
- Grade 12 qualification
- Pure Mathematics as a subject
- Physical Science as a subject
Preference will be given to candidates who completed Technical Matric. A valid driver’s licence is a plus but not mandatory. You must also have a clear criminal record.
What you will gain
- Practical workshop experience with real‑world vehicle repairs
- Prescribed technical courses that count toward a Motor Mechanic Technician qualification
- Teamwork and problem‑solving skills in a professional environment
- Understanding of workshop safety, housekeeping, and tool maintenance
- A solid foundation for a long‑term career in the automotive industry
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the official Motus recruitment portal: Apply for Motus Toyota Strijdom Park Apprentice Level 1 – 2026.
- Register or log in using your South African ID details.
- Complete the online application form, selecting “Apprentice: Level Year 1 – Toyota Strijdom Park”.
- Upload the required documents:
- Updated CV
- Grade 12 certificate (showing Pure Mathematics and Physical Science)
- South African ID copy
- Driver’s licence (if you have one)
- Any technical certificates or qualifications you hold
- Review all information for accuracy and submit before the closing date.
Tips to strengthen your application
- Make sure your CV highlights your maths and science results and any hands‑on projects.
- If you completed Technical Matric, note it clearly – it gives you an edge.
- Attach a clean, scanned copy of your Grade 12 certificate that shows the required subjects.
- Explain any passion for cars, workshops, or mechanical work in a brief cover note.
- Double‑check that your criminal record is clear; any undisclosed issues can lead to disqualification.
- Submit the application well before 13 August 2026 to avoid last‑minute technical glitches.
Take the next step
If you meet the minimum requirements and are keen to start a career as a motor mechanic, this apprenticeship offers a solid entry point. Prepare your documents, follow the steps above, and submit your application before the 13 August 2026 deadline. Good luck, and remember that every application is a step forward in building your future.
