Marula Platinum Mine Learnerships 2025 – Engineering Careers and Skills Development

Are you a candidate interested in starting a rewarding career in engineering within the mining industry? The Marula Platinum Mine Engineering Learnership Programme 2025 offers young South Africans the chance to gain technical skills, workplace experience, and formal artisan qualifications while earning a monthly stipend.

Who is Marula Platinum Mine?

Marula Platinum Mine, located in Burgersfort, Limpopo, is one of South Africa’s leading platinum producers. The mine is committed to community upliftment and skills development, creating opportunities for unemployed youth to gain valuable qualifications while contributing to the success of the mining sector.

What is the Engineering Learnership?

The Engineering Learnership is a structured programme combining classroom-based training with hands-on workplace experience. Participants will be trained to qualify as artisans in critical engineering trades essential to the mining industry.

What You Will Gain

Theoretical knowledge and practical training in engineering disciplines
Workplace exposure to mining operations and equipment maintenance
Skills development to qualify as an artisan
Monthly stipend during the programme
Long-term career opportunities in the mining sector

Programmes Offered

The learnership is available in the following disciplines:

Diesel Mechanic
Boilermaker Plater
Electrical
Fitting, including Machining

Are You Eligible?

Minimum requirements include:

Grade 12 / Standard 10 / NQF Level 4 equivalent
N2 certificate with four trade-related subjects or NCV Level 4 qualification
Valid Medical Fitness Certificate (Red Ticket)
Pass Heat Tolerance Screening (HTS)
Must successfully complete knowledge assessments, psychometric testing, and a formal interview

Ideal Candidate Exhibits

Strong technical aptitude and problem-solving ability
Willingness to learn and adapt in a mining environment
Good communication and teamwork skills
Ability to follow safety standards and company procedures
Determination to complete the programme and qualify as an artisan

Core Skill Values

Safety awareness
Discipline and commitment
Technical competence
Team collaboration
Accountability

How to Apply?

Applicants must hand-deliver their applications to:
Community Labour Desk / Marula Stakeholder Department, Burgersfort, Limpopo, South Africa

Applications should include:

Detailed CV
Certified copies of qualifications (Grade 12/N2/NCV)
Certified Medical Fitness Certificate
Supporting documents

Application Details

Application Commences: Now open
Stipend/Remuneration: Monthly stipend provided during the learnership
Closing Date: 04 September 2025
Programme Duration: 12 months (structured training and workplace learning)
Restrictions: Must be unemployed, meet all requirements, and not be enrolled in another learnership

Recommendations

Certify all supporting documents before submission
Apply early to avoid last-minute disqualification
Ensure all requirements are met before applying
Prepare well for the knowledge and psychometric assessments

Tips for Applying

Write a professional CV highlighting your technical subjects and strengths
Emphasize your willingness to learn and passion for engineering
Be prepared for the interview by researching Marula Platinum Mine and the mining industry
Double-check your application for completeness before submission