AFRIMAT PAID LEARNERSHIP FOR UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS-APPLY

Are you currently studying Mechanical Engineering and eager to gain real-world experience in a fast-paced industrial environment?
AFRIMAT is offering an exciting learnership opportunity to help you grow your skills, gain hands-on training, and prepare for a successful engineering career.

 Closing Date: 16 October 2025

Minimum Requirements:

• Must be studying toward a Mechanical Engineering qualification
• Strong admin and MS Office skills
• Ability to read and interpret technical engineering drawings
• Willing to learn, take initiative, and work under pressure
• Medically fit under the Mine Health and Safety Act

Key Responsibilities:

• Participate in a structured vacation work program
• Assist with plant maintenance projects
• Improve plant availability through hands-on support
• Conduct tests and interpret data for process improvement
• Perform safety inspections and report findings
• Support cost-saving initiatives
• Carry out general mechanical maintenance

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How to Apply:

Prepare and upload the following documents in one file (max 3MB):

• Your CV
• Certified ID copy
• Academic transcript
• Work Integrated Learning (WIL) letter from your university
•  Apply for the AFRIMAT Learnership here

AFRIMAT Mechanical Engineering Learnership – FAQ

1. Who can apply for this learnership?

Applicants must be currently studying toward a Mechanical Engineering qualification and meet all minimum requirements listed in the programme.

2. What documents must I submit with my application?

You need to upload one file (max 3MB) containing:

• Your CV
• Certified ID copy
• Academic transcript
• Work Integrated Learning (WIL) letter from your university

3. When is the closing date for applications?

The application deadline is 16 October 2025. Late applications will not be considered.

4. Do I need prior work experience?

No, prior experience is not required. However, you must demonstrate willingness to learn and contribute in a professional environment.

5. What is the duration of the learnership?

While not explicitly stated, the learnership typically aligns with Work Integrated Learning (WIL) requirements and may vary. It is a temporary placement.

6. Is this a paid opportunity?

This is a learnership programme, which may include a stipend depending on AFRIMAT’s internal policy. This detail is usually confirmed upon shortlisting or during interviews.

7. Where will the learnership take place?

Placement usually occurs at one of AFRIMAT’s operational sites. Location details will be shared with successful applicants.

8. What are the physical requirements?

You must be medically fit, as per the Mine Health and Safety Act, due to the industrial environment.

9. How do I apply?

Apply online via the provided link on the official application portal. Make sure your documents are compiled into one file (max 3MB).

 Apply here