Sasol invite unemployed youth to apply for engineering Learnership: Artisan Maintenance
Location: Secunda, South Africa
Company: Sasol
About company :
Sasol is a global integrated chemicals and energy company with a 75-year heritage. Through our talented people, we use our expertise and selected technologies to safely and sustainably source, manufacture and market chemical and energy products globally. When you join Team Sasol, you are joining a company that puts people at the center of everything we do.
Sasol invests in its employees along every stage of the career path and offers development opportunities to help you cultivate your career in a culture that embraces diversity and inclusion.
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Closing Date:23 October 2026
PSR: HR Operations
Location:Secunda, Mpumalanga
Contract Duration
36 Months, Fixed Term Contract as per Learnership programme
Programme:
Learnerships are learning programmes that require on the job learning supported by structured or institutional learning.
Learnership opportunities are available in the following fields:
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Mechanical Fitter
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Instrumentation
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Electrician
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Welding
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Rigging
Minimum Requirements:
A completed National Senior Certificate or equivalent with a pass in:
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Technical Mathematics/Mathematics
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English
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Technical/Physical Science
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A completed N3 National Senior Certificate (6 Subjects) with a pass in:
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Mathematics
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English
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Engineering Science
Core Elements:
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Participate in Learnership programme and successfully complete assessment process;
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Participate in all required work-place readiness activities and exercises
How to Prepare a Strong Application for Sasol (2026/2027)
If you want to apply to Sasol for an apprenticeship, learnership, artisan assistant position, engineering internship or entry-level technical job, your goal is to show that you meet the requirements, are serious about safety, and are ready to learn.
Here is a practical guide to help you prepare a strong application.
1. Prepare the correct documents
Application document checklist
Only submit documents requested by the specific vacancy. Ensure your scans are clear and your certificates are genuine.
2. Make your CV professional
Your CV should ideally be 1–2 pages for an entry-level opportunity, with the most relevant information easy to find.
Include:
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Personal details: phone number, professional email address and town or province.
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Career objective: state the exact role you want.
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Education: list your qualifications, subjects and results accurately.
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Technical skills: for example, electrical principles, fitting, welding, mechanical maintenance or computer skills, where relevant.
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Experience: include work experience, practical projects, workshop activities or college practical training.
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References: include them if requested or if you have suitable referees.