A reputable manufacturing company in Prospecton, Durban is offering an exciting Maintenance Learnership Programme for unemployed youth. This opportunity is ideal for individuals who want to start a career in engineering, production operations, or maintenance within the manufacturing sector. The programme combines hands-on experience with theoretical training, giving learners the practical skills needed to thrive in an industrial environment.
Upon successful completion of the learnership, participants will earn an NQF Level 3 qualification, opening doors to future employment or further studies.
What the Learnership Covers
During the programme, learners will receive structured training in key operational and maintenance functions, including:
• Working effectively in a team
• Safe use and handling of hand tools
• Understanding assembly and manufacturing drawings
• Marking off and welding basics
• Operating and monitoring production machinery
• Surface preparation techniques
• Fire-fighting and emergency procedures
• Daily operations and dispatch processes
This comprehensive training is designed to equip learners with real workplace capabilities needed in the manufacturing industry.
Minimum Requirements
To qualify for this Maintenance Learnership, applicants must have:
• A National Technical Certificate (N3 – N6)
OR
• Matric/Technical Matric with any of the following subjects:
I’m the Content Editor at Kasiyouth, with a background in journalism and digital media. I create engaging, reliable content to help South Africans access opportunities in careers, education, government grants, and NSFAS funding.
