Now is a good time to start a career in engineering because Eskom Learner Technicians in Training Programme 2026 is open for South Africans who want to work in Non‑Destructive Testing (NDT). The deadline is fast approaching, so read on and see if you qualify.
What the opportunity is
Eskom is offering an internship called Learner Technician in Training – Non‑Destructive Testing. The role sits in the Materials and Plant Integrity Department of the GX Head Office Engineering Business Unit. You will be paid a market‑related salary and may be placed at the Eskom Research and Innovation Centre (ERIC) in Gauteng or at power stations in Gauteng, Mpumalanga or Limpopo.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must:
- Be a South African citizen.
- Hold an S4, S5 or Diploma qualification in Non‑Destructive Testing (NDT).
- Be ready to go through Eskom’s recruitment and selection process.
- Accept a placement in any Eskom division or power station if you are successful.
The advert does not list a minimum work‑experience requirement.
What you will gain
The internship is a TR2 task grade and is an Employment Equity position. You will develop:
- Practical NDT skills in a real power‑generation environment.
- Communication, interpersonal and negotiation abilities.
- Knowledge of Eskom policies and procedures.
- Experience working as part of a team that values integrity, professionalism and customer focus.
You will also receive a market‑related remuneration while you learn.
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the Eskom careers portal using the official link below.
- Click “Apply” and create an account if you do not already have one.
- Complete the online application form. Fill in every field accurately and upload scanned copies of your qualification certificates.
- Submit the application before the closing date.
Apply for Eskom Learner Technicians in Training 2026 – Non‑Destructive Testing
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that your qualification is clearly marked as NDT.
- Proofread your application for spelling or data errors.
- Use a professional email address and a clear, recent photograph.
- Highlight any project or lab work that involved NDT techniques, even if it was part of a course.
- Be honest about your availability to relocate to Gauteng, Mpumalanga or Limpopo.
Next steps
Make sure you submit your complete application before 31 August 2026. Getting this internship can be a solid first step into the energy sector and give you hands‑on experience that many employers value. Good luck, and take the first move today.
