Engineering Learnerships

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Engineering Learnerships | Engineering has a wide field of careers and options including space, science, construction, mining and much more. Engineering is about solving problems, thinking out of the box and delivering creative solutions. There are dozens of different fields and even subfields within engineering.

Companies Offering Engineering Learnerships

There are many companies that offer engineering learnerships for talented candidates. We have made a short list of some companies candidates can look at.

You can also look specifically at these learnership programmes:

Career options with Engineering Learnerships

There are many career options for candidates who have completed their engineering qualifications. Listed below are some of these fields.

Chemical Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Civil Engineer
Nuclear Engineer
Environmental Engineer
Aerospace Engineering
Oceanic Engineer
Software Developer
Hardware Developer

There are many industries candidates can consider, these include the following:

Mineral
Agriculture
Medical
Mining
Power
Technology
Defense
Food & beverage
Transport
Construction
Marine

Engineering Learnerships Requirements

Each field of engineering has a set of requirements that must be met by candidates and these may also differ slightly with each company. We have listed below some of the basic requirements that candidates must meet before applying.

Requirements:

Applicants must be a citizen of South Africa
Must hold a valid ID book/document
Candidates must have a valid Matric / Grade 12 certificate
Applicants must have strong science and mathematical orientated
Must have good communication skills and be proficient in English
Candidates must be creative and a team player

Engineering Learnerships Application

There are many companies that have online application processes for candidates and these can usually be found on the company?s website or online where the learnership opportunity is advertised. Some companies still use manual application methods and such will be stated on the learnership advertisement or the company’s website. If there is no such information candidates may want to contact the company to learn about their learnership process.