Join Toyota Maintenance Learnership in Durban – Technical Matric or N3-N6 Qualifications Required

Starting a career in manufacturing and production with hands-on training and nationally recognized certification? A leading manufacturing company in Prospecton, Durban (KwaZulu-Natal) is inviting applications for its Learnership Programme 2025. This opportunity provides technical training, workplace exposure, and a clear path into the engineering and production industries.

Who is Toyota?

This manufacturing plant, based in Durban’s industrial hub of Prospecton, is part of South Africa’s advanced manufacturing and engineering sector, known for creating opportunities that build technical skills, promote safety, and contribute to industrial growth. The company is committed to developing youth talent through structured learnership programmes accredited at NQF Level 3.

What is the Learnership Programme 2025

The Manufacturing Learnership Programme is a contract-based training initiative that combines classroom instruction with workplace practice. Learners will gain skills in mechanical, electrical, and production operations while working alongside experienced professionals.

Programme Features:

Teamwork training in an industrial environment
Safety awareness, fire fighting, and hand tools training
Mechanical skills: marking off, welding, and mechanical drawing
Assembly and manufacturing drawing interpretation
Operating and monitoring production machines
Surface preparation for manufacturing processes
Dispatch and operations training for finished products
Achieve an NQF Level 3 certification upon completion

What you will gain

12 months structured technical training
Practical experience in production, assembly, and operations
Skills in safety procedures, mechanical theory, and welding
Nationally accredited NQF Level 3 certification
Increased employability in the manufacturing and engineering sectors

Candidate role during the programme

As a learner, you will:

Work in a team within a production environment
Operate and monitor manufacturing machinery
Apply safety, fire-fighting, and risk control measures
Assist in product assembly and dispatch operations
Gain technical competence in welding and mechanical processes
Keep accurate technical documentation and follow industrial procedures

Programmes/Jobs Offered

Learnership Programme – Manufacturing & Production (Durban, KZN)

Are you Eligible? Requirements

Applicants must have one of the following:

National Technical Certificate (N3–N6)
Matric/Technical Matric with:
- Mathematics & Physical Science (or Engineering Science)
- Electrical/Mechanical Trade Theory or Motor Trade Theory
- Mechanical Drawing or Graphical Design

Ideal Candidate Exhibits

Good communication and interpersonal skills
Strong planning and organizational ability
Analytical and problem-solving mindset
Perseverance and adaptability in a technical environment
Accuracy and attention to detail

Core Skill Values

Safety awareness and accountability
Technical learning and problem-solving
Teamwork and adaptability
Discipline and perseverance
Professionalism in a manufacturing setting

How to Apply?

Applications must be submitted online through the official careers portal.
Ensure you include:
- Updated CV
- Certified copies of ID and academic certificates
Applications close on 23 September 2025

Apply Here: Toyota Maintenance Learnership in Durban

Application Commences

Applications are currently open

Stipend/Remuneration

Learnership stipend provided (market-related)

Closing Date

23 September 2025

Note

Application deadline: 23 September 2025
Programme duration: 12 months
Stipend: Market-related monthly allowance
Restrictions: SA citizens only; only applicants with N3–N6 or Technical Matric will be considered

Recommendations

Apply early and ensure all documents are certified (not older than 3 months)
Highlight technical subjects and mechanical/engineering skills in your CV
Be prepared for aptitude and technical assessments
Research basic safety and industrial practices before interviews

Tips for Applying

Keep your application professional and concise
Emphasize problem-solving and teamwork skills in your cover letter
Demonstrate your interest in technical trades and manufacturing
Be prepared to commit to the full 12-month programme