Sasol is currently inviting applications for its 36-month Artisan Maintenance Learnership Programme set to commence in 2026. This learnership is aimed at individuals who have completed either a National Senior Certificate (Matric) with relevant technical subjects or an N3 Engineering qualification and are interested in developing practical and theoretical skills in a major chemicals and energy company environment.
Programme Overview
The Sasol Artisan Maintenance Learnership offers structured training that integrates hands-on workplace experience with technical learning over three years. The programme is based in Secunda, Mpumalanga, and focuses on developing artisans in five key disciplines:
- Mechanical Fitter
- Instrumentation
- Electrician
- Welding
- Rigging
Each discipline involves specialized training to maintain, repair, and operate industrial equipment and systems.
Who Can Apply?
This opportunity is available to South Africans who meet the educational requirements and are eager to build a career in artisan maintenance within Sasol’s industrial setting. No prior work experience is required, making it suitable for recent school or technical college graduates.
Minimum Requirements
Applicants must satisfy one of the following qualification pathways:
- National Senior Certificate (Matric): Must include passes in Technical Mathematics or Mathematics, English, and Technical Science or Physical Science. Mathematical Literacy will not be accepted as a substitute for Mathematics.
- N3 Engineering Qualification: Must include six subjects with passes in Mathematics, English, and Engineering Science.
Applicants should carefully verify their certificates to ensure these subjects are included before applying.
Location and Duration
The learnership will take place in Secunda, Mpumalanga and will run for 36 months as a fixed-term learnership contract. This extended duration allows learners to gain comprehensive skills through continuous practical and theoretical training.
Programme Expectations
Selected candidates will be expected to actively engage in all training components and assessments throughout the programme. Commitment, safety awareness, teamwork, and attention to detail are essential qualities for success.
Application Deadline
Interested applicants must submit their applications before or on 23 October 2026. It is advisable to apply early to avoid last-minute technical issues or missing documents.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted through Sasol’s official recruitment website. Candidates should look up reference number 13281 when applying. To apply, visit the Sasol Artisan Maintenance Learnership application page and follow the provided instructions. Registration or login may be required to complete the application.
Application Documents
Applicants should prepare the following documents for upload, if requested:
- Updated Curriculum Vitae
- National Senior Certificate or N3 certificates and results
- Academic records or statements of results
- Identification document
Only upload documents explicitly requested by the application system.
Additional Advice
Applicants without previous work experience can highlight relevant school projects, workshop exposure, or technical interests in their CV. It is important to provide accurate and truthful information to strengthen the application.
For further guidance on tailoring your CV specifically for this opportunity, tools are available online to create applicant tracking system (ATS) friendly CVs and cover letters.
