Lucy Electric South Africa is opening its Administration Learnership Programme for 2025 – a real chance to start a career in business from the ground up.
If you’re a 15‑year‑old dreaming of a stable job and you’re still in high school, or if you’re a recent graduate looking for your first work experience, this could be the perfect place for you. The programme takes place in Honeydew, a suburb of Roodepoort in Johannesburg. It’s designed for people who are currently job‑seeking and not already enrolled in another learning course funded by a South African Skills Development Authority (SETA).
What the Learnership Looks Like
Lucy Electric’s Administration Learnership is a hands‑on learning journey that mixes classroom lessons with real work tasks. Every student will spend time in different parts of the company – from the front desk to the office where executives plan company strategy. This rotation helps you understand how a modern business runs and gives you a wide range of useful skills.
You’ll be guided by experienced staff and will attend all training sessions. The learning is split into clear stages, and you’ll finish with a recognised qualification that can boost your resume. Once you complete the programme, you’ll be ready to take on a permanent role in administration or move into a different area of the business.
What You’ll Be Doing
During the programme you will:
- Attend all scheduled training sessions and keep up with the study plan.
- Shadow seasoned professionals to learn how they solve everyday office problems.
- Help out with a variety of routine tasks such as:
- Managing general office duties.
- Answering and operating the company’s telephone system.
- Organising and preparing boardroom rooms for meetings.
- Filing and sorting documents.
- Booking travel arrangements for staff.
- Make sure everything follows company rules, safety guidelines, and good office etiquette.
These responsibilities will give you a taste of what it’s like to manage information, support teams, and keep a busy office running smoothly.
Who We’re Looking For
The ideal candidate should have:
- Completed Grade 12 (Matric).
- No current job or other SETA‑backed programme.
- Basic computer skills, especially Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook).
- A strong commitment to stay through the full length of the learning programme.
In addition to the hard skills, Lucy Electric values people who:
- Are friendly and eager to learn.
- Can work well with people from all kinds of backgrounds.
- Communicate clearly, both in writing and speaking.
- Take initiative, set clear goals for themselves, and behave in a professional manner.
What’s in It for You
The programme offers more than just a job. It gives you:
- A chance to see how a large, real company operates day to day.
- Structured training and a mentor who will guide you.
- A recognised qualification that makes future employers notice you.
- A clear pathway to a career in administration or other office roles.
You’ll also build a network of contacts, learn the value of teamwork, and develop a confidence that will serve you for years.
How to Join
If you think this sounds like something you’d enjoy, you can apply right now. Just click the link below – it takes you straight to the application page on Lucy Electric’s careers website:
Apply for the Lucy Electric South Africa Learnership 2025
(You can also copy the URL: https://careers.lucygroup.com/jobs-post/68b83841-2659-40bd-ace6-036e9f5ea853)
The job reference is 4191. Two spots are open, so hurry before they’re all taken. The application window is open until all positions are filled, so you have plenty of time to finish your application.
Final Thoughts
Lucy Electric is looking for enthusiastic, hardworking people who want to learn and grow. Even if you’re new to the workplace, the learnership will give you practical skills and a qualification that sets you apart. It’s a great way to start a career in Johannesburg and to build a solid foundation for whatever you want to do next.
Take this step today, and you might soon find yourself working in a professional office environment, learning on the job, and moving forward toward a future in business. Good luck!