Act now: The Sasol Artisan Maintenance Learnership Programme 2026 is accepting applications from unemployed South African youth. The closing date is 08 May 2026, so you must apply quickly.
What the programme is
Sasol, a well‑known energy and chemicals company, is offering a 36‑month learnership. You will work in a real plant while you study. The training is split between practical work and classroom lessons.
Learnership locations are Sasolburg, Germiston, Komatipoort and Ekandustria.
Who can apply
You must meet one of the two qualification routes.
Option 1 – Matric
- Grade 12 (National Senior Certificate) with:
- Mathematics or Technical Mathematics
- English
- Technical Science or Physical Science
Option 2 – N3
- N3 Certificate with:
- Mathematics
- English
- Engineering Science
The learnership is open to anyone who is unemployed and eager to start a career in engineering or technical trades.
Fields you can train in
- Mechanical Fitter
- Electrician
- Instrumentation
What you will gain
- Hands‑on experience in your chosen trade
- Technical and engineering know‑how
- Problem‑solving and safety skills
- Exposure to world‑class plant equipment
- Industry‑recognised certification after 36 months
How to apply – step by step
- Prepare a current CV that highlights any school projects or part‑time work.
- Gather certified copies of your ID, Matric or N3 certificate and academic transcripts.
- Visit the official application page and click the apply button:
- Complete the online form and upload the documents listed above.
- Double‑check all information before submitting.
Tips to improve your chances
- Proofread your CV and cover letter – spelling errors give a poor impression.
- Make sure your certificates are clearly legible and fully certified.
- Highlight any school subjects related to maths, science or technical drawing.
- Use the exact wording from the learnership advert when describing your qualifications.
- Apply before the deadline; late applications are not considered.
Final thoughts
This learnership can launch a sustainable career in a high‑demand sector. If you meet the requirements, prepare your documents and submit your application before 08 May 2026. Take the first step towards becoming an artisan with Sasol – your future starts now.
