Are you a young South African looking to start a solid career in electrical work right now? Premier FMCG is offering an Electrical Apprenticeship Programme for 2026 in Midrand. This is a chance to earn while you learn, and you could become a qualified Millwright after three years.
What the opportunity is
Premier FMCG needs an Electrical Apprentice for a structured, three‑year programme. The apprenticeship blends classroom theory at an accredited learning centre with hands‑on training at the company’s Milling Corporate Office. You will work under the guidance of experienced Artisans and gain real‑world exposure to electrical and technical systems.
Who can apply – eligibility
- Matric N2 with four relevant trade subjects (Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Science, Electrical – advantageous, Electrical Drawings).
- Additional N3 qualification, Matric, or related work experience are helpful but not mandatory.
- Willingness to work a six‑day week, including shifts, overtime, weekends and public holidays.
- Ability to travel to various Premier FMCG sites in Gauteng.
What you will gain
- Nationally recognised Millwright qualification on successful completion.
- Practical skills in installing, maintaining and troubleshooting electrical systems.
- Experience in a large manufacturing environment.
- Improved problem‑solving, analytical and teamwork abilities.
- Hands‑on experience that employers value across the FMCG sector.
How to apply – step‑by‑step
- Visit the official Premier FMCG recruitment page: Apply for the Electrical Apprenticeship 2026.
- Create an account or log in if you already have one.
- Fill in all required fields – personal details, education, and contact information.
- Upload scanned copies of your N2 certificate and any other relevant documents (e.g., N3, proof of subjects).
- Answer any short competency questions honestly.
- Submit the application and keep a copy of the confirmation email.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that your N2 subjects match the listed trade subjects before you start the application.
- If you have any work experience, even a short internship, include it – it shows initiative.
- Write clear, concise answers to competency questions; focus on teamwork, problem‑solving and a willingness to learn.
- Proofread your CV and documents for spelling errors; a tidy application reflects attention to detail.
- Prepare for the possibility of a phone or face‑to‑face interview by reviewing basic electrical concepts.
Take the next step
This apprenticeship can launch a lasting career in the electrical field. If you meet the basic N2 requirements and are ready for a demanding but rewarding schedule, submit your application today. The vacancy remains open until the role is filled, so act quickly.
