Transnet: Artisan In Training Programme (Apprenticeships) 2026 / 2027

Transnet

Location
South Africa
Minimum qualification
Certificate / N-level / trade
Closing date

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In brief

**Overview** The Transnet Artisan In Training Programme is an apprenticeship initiative offered by Transnet. It is designed to provide recently qualified apprentices with practical work experience, enabling them to apply their academic and vocational knowledge in a real-world environment. This 24-month programme aims to enhance participants' employability through hands-on training, mentorship, and exposure to industry-specific tasks. **What you will do** Participants in the programme are expected to develop abilities in various trade-related activities. This includes planning and preparing work sites, equipment, tools, consumables, and materials for operations. Responsibilities also cover using hand, power, and measuring tools, as well as installing, assembling, fitting, and connecting electrical equipment and control systems. Furthermore, participants will learn to test, inspect, commission, maintain, and repair electrical equipment, control systems, and installations. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Completed either of the following: * N2 - N6 Certificate with relevant Trade Theory, Engineering Science, Mathematics, and any other relevant subject. * NCV Level 4 certificate with relevant trade theory, Mathematics, and vocational subjects. * Technical grade 12: Mathematics, Physical Science, and relevant trade theory. * Must have passed Mathematics with 50% and above. * Attach all qualifications and academic record (relevant to the position). * Age between 18 and 30. * Must be a South African Citizen. * Must NOT have a trade certificate (Red Seal). **Who should apply** This programme is suitable for recently qualified apprentices or individuals with academic and vocational/practical knowledge who are seeking practical work experience. Ideal candidates are those looking to apply their existing knowledge in a real-world setting, enhance their employability, and gain hands-on training, mentorship, and exposure to industry-specific tasks over a 24-month period. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.graduates24.com/transnet-artisan-in-training-programme-apprenticeships-2026-2027 Source: graduate24

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Job description

The Artisan In Training Programme aims to provide recently  qualified apprentices with practical work experience, allowing them to apply their academic and vocational or practical knowledge in a real-world environment. This Programme is designed to enhance participants' employability by  offering hands-on training, mentorship, and exposure to industry-specific tasks. The Artisan In Training Programme is conducted over a period of 24 months. Expected outcome is the ability to plan and prepare work site, equipment, tools, consumables and materials for trade related activities and operations, use hand, power and measuring tools, install, assemble, fit, connect electrical equipment and control systems. Test, inspect, commission, maintain and repair electrical equipment, control systems, installations, assemblies etc. Requirements * Completed either of the following: 1. N2 -N6 Certificate with the following subjects: relevant Trade Theory, Engineering Science, Mathematics and any other relevant subject. 2. Or NCV Level 4 certificate with the relevant trade theory, Mathematics, and vocational subjects, 3. Or Technical grade 12: Mathematics , Physical Science, and relevant trade theory. * Must have passed Mathematics, with 50% and above. * Attach all qualifications and academic record (relevant to the position). * Age between 18 and 30. * Must be a South African Citizen. NB.Must Not have a trade certificate (Red Seal).

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