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Transport & Logistics

Transnet Work Integrated Non-Technical Learner Vacancy 2026

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Transport & Logistics (TETA)

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Monthly stipend

Not stated

Closing date

02 Sept 2026

Opportunity
Learnership
Minimum education
Certificate (NQF 4–5)
Location
Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal
SETA
EWSETA
Posted
24 Aug 2026

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Opportunity Overview

Transnet is offering an 18-month Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Trainee Programme for students and recent graduates. This programme is designed to provide practical workplace experience, allowing participants to apply their academic knowledge in a real-world environment.

The programme aims to enhance employability through hands-on training, mentorship, and exposure to industry-specific tasks within Transnet. Opportunities are available in Durban, Pietermaritzburg, and Richard's Bay.

Minimum Requirements

To be considered for this learnership, applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • Hold a Matric certificate or equivalent.
  • Have completed all theoretical subjects for N6 in Office Management.
  • Be a South African citizen.
  • Be between the ages of 18 and 35.
  • Have no existing bursary obligation with another company.
  • Submit proof of confirmation or a letter from their institution (most recent).
  • Provide a certified Matric certificate, academic record, and ID.
  • Preference will be given to People with Disability.

Key Responsibilities

As a Work Integrated Non-Technical Learner, you will:

  • Assist in specific projects within a department or work-stream.
  • Perform routine operational tasks under supervision.
  • Support administrative functions, including documentation and reporting.
  • Participate in training sessions, workshops, and mentorship programmes.
  • Shadow experienced professionals to gain practical insights.
  • Engage in problem-solving activities to develop analytical skills.
  • Interact with customers, suppliers, and internal teams to understand business needs.
  • Provide regular updates on assigned tasks and project progress.
  • Serve as a central contact point for queries and assistance.
  • Conduct market research, data collection, and analysis to support business decisions.
  • Prepare reports and presentations using MS Office tools.
  • Assist in process improvement initiatives.
  • Follow company policies, procedures, and safety regulations.
  • Ensure adherence to ethical and professional standards.
  • Maintain confidentiality and integrity in all tasks.

How to Apply

To apply for the Transnet Work Integrated Non-Technical Learner programme:

  • Visit the Transnet Talent Portal directly through the link provided below.
  • Complete the online application form and upload all required supporting documents.

The closing date for applications is 02 September 2026. Ensure your application is submitted before this deadline.

This listing in context

What the 303 opportunities we currently hold say about this one.

Live learnerships
46
In KwaZulu-Natal
3
Closing within 7 days
0

13% of the 46 live learnerships we hold ask for Certificate (NQF 4–5). The commonest requirement is Grade 12 / Matric, at 74%.

Live learnerships stay open for a median of 134 days between posting and closing date.

Calculated by SetaJobs from the 303 listings open on this site right now, and updated as they change. Browse all 17 opportunities in KwaZulu-Natal.

What you'll need to apply

Most learnerships want certified copies with the application itself — check the advert, because sending none can be as fatal as sending the wrong ones.

  • Your CV
  • Certified copy of your ID
  • Certified copy of your matric certificate
  • A short motivation letter
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What a learnership actually is

A learnership is a structured programme registered with a SETA under the Skills Development Act 97 of 1998. It is not a job with training attached — it is a qualification you earn by doing the work. You sign a three-party agreement between yourself, the employer and the accredited training provider, alongside a fixed-term employment contract that lasts as long as the programme does.

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About EWSETA & this sector

EWSETA drives skills in the energy and water sectors, increasingly important as South Africa invests in new generation and infrastructure.

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