If you’re looking for a paid learnership that can launch a career in the mining industry, the Sasol Learner Electro Mechanic (Millwright) Apprenticeship Programme 2026 is now open – but you must apply before the deadline.
What the opportunity is
Sasol wants qualified applicants for its Learner Electro‑Mechanic (Millwright) Apprenticeship. The programme trains you to become a certified Millwright artisan. Training follows the standards of the relevant SETA, the QCTO and the NAMB.
Who can apply – requirements
You need a National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) with at least 40 % in each of the subjects below, or an N3 certificate with the same pass mark.
- Technical Mathematics or Mathematics
- English
- Technical Science or Physical Science
Or, if you have an N3 qualification, you must have at least 40 % in:
- Mathematics
- Engineering Science
- Business English or Communications
Job Req ID: 13435. The learnership is offered at Sasol’s Secunda and Sasolburg mining sites.
What you will gain
The apprenticeship covers:
- Electrical equipment
- Mechanical equipment
- Maintenance of underground production equipment
- Equipment safety requirements
- Good housekeeping practices
By the end you will hold a nationally recognised Millwright qualification and have hands‑on experience in a major mining operation.
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the official Sasol careers portal: Apply for the Sasol Learner Electro Mechanic (Millwright) 2026.
- Create an account or log in.
- Complete the online application form. Fill in all personal details, education history and contact information.
- Upload scanned copies of your NSC or N3 certificate, subject results, ID document and a recent passport photo.
- Review everything for accuracy, then submit before 06 November 2026.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that all marks are at least 40 % in the required subjects.
- Proofread your application; spelling errors can look careless.
- Attach clear, legible scans of all certificates and IDs.
- Highlight any extra‑curricular activities that show teamwork or problem‑solving.
- Prepare for possible psychometric, medical and fitness assessments – stay fit and rested.
- Never pay any fee. Sasol does not charge applicants, and no cash deposits should be made.
Conclusion and next steps
Give yourself the chance to start a skilled trade with a leading South African company. If you do not hear from Sasol within 60 days after the closing date, you can consider the application unsuccessful. Keep looking for other learnerships, but don’t miss this deadline. Good luck!
