Anglo American Engineering Learnership Graduate Programme
Are you a young South African ready to launch a rewarding career in engineering and technical trades? Don’t miss this chance! The Anglo American Engineering Learnership Graduate Programme is now open for applications and will close on 25 March 2026. This highly competitive learnership offers unemployed youth a pathway into the mining and engineering sector with hands‑on experience, structured training, and a nationally recognised qualification. Apply before the closing date to be part of a future‑ready technical workforce.
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The Anglo American Engineering Learnership Graduate Programme is designed to equip learners with essential practical and theoretical engineering skills that prepare them for artisan‑level roles in the mining industry. Through a combination of classroom instruction, workplace exposure and mentorship, this programme develops competent, job‑ready professionals who can meet industry demands.
Anglo American is a leading global mining company committed to sustainable development, safety, innovation, and community upliftment. This learnership reflects the company’s long‑term investment in skills development and empowerment of South African youth.
🛠️ Fields and Trades Offered
The learnership covers several engineering disciplines that are central to mining operations and equipment maintenance. Successful applicants can be trained in the following fields:
🔧 Engineering Trades Available
Electrician – Electrical systems, industrial electrics and maintenance work.
Boilermaker – Metal fabrication, plating and structural steel work.
Mechanical Fitter – Fitting, mechanical assembly and engineering drawings.
Diesel Mechanic – Heavy equipment servicing and diesel systems.
Measurement Control & Instrumentation Mechanician – Instrumentation and control systems.
Auto Electrician – Automotive electrical systems and diagnostics.
Millwright – Installation and mechanical alignment of industrial machinery.
This variety of fields gives applicants the opportunity to specialise in their area of interest and aligns training with the skills needed across mining, processing, and plant operations.
📘 Minimum Qualification Requirements
To be considered for the Engineering Learnership Graduate Programme, applicants must meet the following academic criteria:
✔️ Education
You must have one of the following:
Matric (Grade 12) with Mathematics (not Mathematics Literacy), Physical Science, and English, all passed with a minimum of 40% or higher.
N2/N3 Technical Qualification with relevant engineering subjects including Mathematics and Engineering Science, applicable to your chosen trade.
NCV Level 4 in an appropriate technical field with all subjects passed at a minimum of 40%.
These requirements help ensure that learners have a solid foundation in critical STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects before entering the programme.
🧑🔧 Additional Entry Criteria
In addition to academic qualifications, candidates should:
Be South African citizens with a valid South African ID.
Provide certified copies of all qualifications and identity documents.
Submit proof of residence, especially if applying from a host community (with municipal or tribal office stamp).
Be prepared for assessments and compliance checks as part of the recruitment process.
🎓 What You’ll Gain
Participating in this learnership offers major benefits, including:
✅Structured technical training and mentorship from experienced industry professionals.
✅Hands‑on practical experience in real mining and engineering settings.
✅A nationally recognised qualification leading to artisan competency.
✅Increased employability and long‑term career opportunities, both within Anglo American and across the wider mining and engineering sectors.
Graduates often transition into full‑time roles in plant maintenance, engineering support, technical teams, and specialised trade functions after completing the programme.
📝 How to Apply
To apply for the Anglo American Engineering Learnership Graduate Programme (closing 25 March 2026), prepare the following:
📌 A comprehensive CV with contact details
📌 Certified copies of all relevant qualifications (Matric/N2/N3/NCV)
📌 A copy of your South African ID
📌Proof of residence with required official stamp
Applications are reviewed as they’re received, so submitting early increases your chances of being shortlisted. Be sure to attach all the required documentation when you apply online through the official Anglo American careers portal.
🏁 Final Reminder – Deadline: 25 March 2026
Opportunities like this don’t come often. If you meet the requirements and are eager to build a technical career in engineering, submit your application before 25 March 2026. Start your journey with one of South Africa’s leading mining companies and unlock long‑term professional growth.
👉Apply here:
🔗Anglo American Careers Portal – Job & Learnership Applications
Once you click the link:
Search for “Engineering Learnership” in the keyword box.
Select the specific learnership you want to apply for (e.g., Engineering Learnership Programme).
Click Apply and create or sign in to your applicant profile.
Upload your CV, certified certificates, ID, and other documents.
This is currently the official and preferred method of application — direct email submissions are not accepted unless explicitly noted in a specific job listing.
📧 Recruitment or Careers Contact (If You Need Assistance)
If you encounter issues with the portal or need guidance, you can contact Anglo American’s recruitment support via their contact form or careers help channels on the main website (they do not list a dedicated learnership email publicly).
📍General Careers Enquiries:
https://southafrica.angloamerican.com/site-services/contact-us
There is also an internal email for reporting recruitment fraud or suspicious job communications (use only for fraud reporting, not for applications):
recruitmentfraud@angloamerican.com
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