Looking for a practical path into the automotive industry? Motus Automotive Apprenticeships 2026 is now open, giving young South Africans a chance to work, learn, and earn while becoming certified petrol or diesel mechanics. The deadline is 30 April 2026, so act fast if you want to secure a spot.
What Is the Motus Automotive Apprenticeship?
Motus Corporation, one of South Africa’s biggest automotive retailers, is launching a nationwide apprenticeship programme. Over up to three years you’ll train on real vehicles under experienced mentors and work toward a recognised motor mechanic qualification.
Who Should Apply?
- South African citizens only.
- Minimum Grade 10 with Pure Mathematics or Technical Maths and Physical Science.
- Must hold one of the following:
- N2 qualification – include Motor Theory (for diesel apprenticeships, Diesel Theory is required).
- NCV Level 4 with Pure Maths.
- Valid driver’s licence or a willingness to get one.
What You’ll Gain
- Hands‑on vehicle repair experience in a real workshop.
- Progressive training modules and level tests that lead to a certified mechanic status.
- Mentorship from seasoned technicians.
- A solid foundation for a career in the automotive sector.
How to Apply
- Click the official link: Apply for Motus Automotive Apprenticeships 2026.
- Complete the online application form.
- Upload any required documents – proof of qualification, ID, and a copy of your driver’s licence.
- Submit before 30 April 2026.
Practical Tips to Boost Your Chances
- Many applicants struggle with the technical terminology. Read through the job description and note each skill required.
- From experience, most successful candidates showcase a genuine passion for cars and a willingness to learn.
- Keep your application concise and error‑free. Proofread for spelling and grammar.
- Prepare a short statement explaining why you want to become a mechanic – this shows commitment.
- If this is your first time applying, don’t worry – the apprenticeship is designed for beginners.
Take the First Step Today
Ready to turn your interest in cars into a career? Submit your application before 30 April 2026 and start building a future in South Africa’s thriving automotive industry.
