Sasol Learnership: Artisan (Secunda) 2026 – A Three‑Year Path into Engineering
If you’re a South African student who has finished high school and is looking for a solid start in a technical field, Sasol has a chance for you. The company is looking for young people to join its 36‑month Artisan Learnership program in Secunda, Mpumalanga. This is a paid training job that will give you hands‑on experience in an energy and chemicals plant, plus classroom learning that is worth a recognized certification. The contract lasts three years and ends with a qualification that can open doors in the industry.
Who is Sasol?
Sasol is a big player in the global chemicals and energy market. For more than 75 years it has grown from a small South African company into a worldwide organization that cares about safety and the environment. When you work for Sasol, you’ll be part of a team that:
- Gives people time and resources to grow their skills
- Welcomes staff from different backgrounds
- Helps you move up at any stage of your career
- Encourages learning about new technical tools
Sasol also values the people who come from different groups and gives extra support to those who need it. If you’re a person with a disability, the company will make sure you can do your job.
What the Learnership Looks Like
The 36‑month program mixes three main parts:
- On‑the‑job training – You’ll work right in the plant and learn by doing.
- School lessons – You’ll attend classes that explain the science and math behind the work.
- Ready‑for‑work skills – You’ll learn how to communicate, follow safety rules, and keep a clean workspace.
When you finish, you’ll hold a trade title that the industry recognises. Sasol will decide which trade you’ll take based on what the plant needs.
Trades You Can Pick
You can choose from four different paths:
- Mechanical Fitter – Build and fix machine parts.
- Instrumentation – Install and maintain sensors and control devices.
- Electrician – Wire electrical systems and keep them safe.
- Chemical Plant Operator – Run the day‑to‑day operations of a chemical plant.
Each trade is a step toward a longer career in the energy sector. Your final placement will depend on the plant’s requirements.
Minimum Qualifications
Before you apply, make sure you meet these basic rules:
- Finish high school (National Senior Certificate or equivalent).
- Pass the following subjects:
- Mathematics or Technical Mathematics
- English or Business English
- Physical Science or Technical Science
All of these grades must be achieved; otherwise you won’t be considered.
What You’ll Do
Once accepted, you must:
- Show up for every part of the training.
- Pass all the tests and checks.
- Attend activities that build workplace readiness.
- Follow the plant’s safety and operating rules.
Sasol expects every learner to stay committed for the whole three years.
How to Apply
If you’re ready to start a career in engineering, click the link below to apply.
Apply for the Sasol Learnership: Artisan (Secunda) 2026 – https://jobs.sasol.com/job/Secunda-Learnership-Artisan-%28Secunda%29/1364477533/?sfnsn=scwspwa
Make sure to submit before 02 March 2026. After that, the hiring team will finish reviewing all applications. If you don’t hear back within 60 days after the deadline, your application was not successful.
Why This Learnership Is Worth It
- Three years of paid technical training – You earn a salary while you learn.
- Inside look at big‑scale industry – See how real plants work.
- Earn a recognised trade title – It’s a credential that employers trust.
- Long‑term career possibilities – Your experience can lead to jobs all across the energy and chemicals field.
If you want to build a future in engineering or plant operations, this opportunity can be a strong start.
Sasol is committed to equal opportunity and affirmative action. They give preference to people from designated groups and to those with disabilities. Reasonable accommodations will be made to allow everyone to succeed.
Want to learn more about the company? Check out the main page here: Sasol.
Good luck, and remember that a solid skill set can open many doors in the world of engineering and industry.
