AfriSam Engineering In‑Service Training 2026 – Closing 11 Sep 2026

If you still need P1 or P2 workplace training to finish your engineering qualification, time is short. Applications for the AfriSam Engineering In-Service Training Programme 2026 close on 11 September 2026. You can also find related South African student opportunities on Thapelo Madibeng Bursary.

What this opportunity is

AfriSam (South Africa) invites engineering students to apply for a 24-month Engineering In-Service Training Programme 2026.

The programme is offered by AfriSam Construction Materials Cape Operations. Successful candidates will join the Construction Materials Team at Rheebok or Peninsula Quarry in the Western Cape, South Africa.

There are three placements in total:

  • Rheebok: 2 opportunities
  • Peninsula Quarry: 1 opportunity

The training is meant for students who need experiential workplace training to complete their qualifications.

Who can apply

You can apply if you are an engineering student who needs P1/P2 experiential training.

Applications are open to students studying:

  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Civil Engineering

AfriSam is particularly inviting students with a strong academic record. The supplied information does not name a minimum NQF level, academic average, or year of study.

AfriSam is a designated employer under the Employment Equity Act and has an Employment Equity Plan. The company may give preference to designated employees in line with its transformation objectives.

What you gain

The programme runs for 24 months.

Its purpose is to give you the practical workplace experience needed to complete your engineering qualification.

You will work as part of a real operations team at a quarry. That means you can apply what you learned in class to plant, equipment, and site work.

This kind of P1/P2 placement is often the missing step between lectures and graduation. Many students struggle to find a host employer. These three Western Cape posts are limited, so treat the application with care.

How to apply

Submit your application by email to cape.recruitment@za.afrisam.com.

Use one of these subject lines, matching your field of study:

  • Mechanical Engineering In-Service Training
  • Electrical Engineering In-Service Training
  • Civil Engineering In-Service Training

Attach these documents:

  • CV / résumé
  • Certified copy of ID
  • Full academic record

Applications close on 11 September 2026. Send your email before the deadline. Late or incomplete files may not be considered.

Tips to improve your chances

Many applicants struggle with missing documents. Check that your CV, certified ID copy, and full academic record are all attached before you press send.

Use the exact subject line for your field. A vague subject makes it harder for recruiters to file your email.

Keep your CV clear and honest. Show your course, campus, and that you need P1/P2 training. If your academic record is strong, make that easy to see.

Remember that only three posts are available. Two are at Rheebok and one is at Peninsula Quarry. A complete, tidy application is the first filter.

Do not wait until 11 September 2026. Email problems and certification delays are common close to closing day.

Next steps

If this matches your studies, prepare your three documents today. Choose the correct subject line. Email your application to cape.recruitment@za.afrisam.com before 11 September 2026.

A placement is not guaranteed. Still, a complete application gives you a fair chance at the workplace hours you need to finish your qualification.

Author: Donald Williams
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Donald is the founder and editor of Thapelo Madibeng Bursary, South Africa's trusted resource for bursaries, learnerships, internships, and funding opportunities. With a deep commitment to youth empowerment and educational access, Donald curates timely, verified updates to help students and unemployed youth unlock career pathways in various sectors.

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