Unlocking Opportunities: Glencore's Engineering Learnership Programme for Unemployed Youth
Attention all aspiring engineers! Glencore Operations South Africa Pty Ltd is kicking off an exciting opportunity for young, unemployed individuals looking to kickstart their careers in engineering. The company is inviting applications for its 2024/2025 Engineering Learnership Programme, and the window for applications closes on January 17, 2025.
Where Is This Happening?
The learnership will take place at Eastern Chrome Mines located in Steelpoort, Limpopo. This region is known not just for its mining activities, but for its commitment to fostering new talent and skills development.
What’s on Offer?
This full learnership program isn’t just about classroom time; it combines both institutional and practical training, ultimately leading participants to obtain a Trade Certificate. Learners will have the chance to dive deep into engineering fields that are in high demand. Excitingly, the program also provides a pathway for future career advancement.
Available Trades Include:
– Auto Electrical
– Diesel Mechanic
– Instrumentation
– Millwright
These trades are crucial to various industries, meaning participants will be gaining skills that are highly regarded in the job market.
Qualifications Required:
To be eligible, candidates should possess:
– A Grade 12 certificate or a Technical Grade 12.
– A complete N2 qualification with four engineering subjects, including relevant trade theory.
Duties During the Learnership:
Participants will:
– Engage in an Engineering Learnership with the MQA SETA (Mining Qualifications Authority).
– Benefit from institutional training at one of Glencore’s approved centers.
– Receive invaluable practical training and hands-on experience right at the company’s premises.
Application Process:
Interested candidates can apply directly through Glencore’s website. Remember, Glencore is an Equal Opportunity Employer, dedicated to inclusivity and transformation. They encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply.
Important Notes:
While they hope to hear from all applicants soon, if you don’t receive feedback within 21 days of the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful. However, don’t be discouraged; this is a valuable learning experience that will benefit you in the long run.
For anyone in South Africa interested in making a mark in the engineering field, this is an opportunity you won’t want to miss. Not only does it set the stage for personal growth, but it also contributes positively to the community and economy by empowering the next generation of skilled workers.
Stay informed and ready to seize this unique opportunity. Applications open soon—mark your calendars!
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