If you’re passionate about starting a career in engineering or the technical field, the Sasol Learnerships 2026 present an exciting opportunity to gain a recognised qualification and valuable hands-on experience. Sasol—a globally recognised integrated chemicals and energy company—has officially opened applications for its Artisan Learnership Programme 2026.
With over 75 years of innovation, safety excellence, and skills development, Sasol remains one of South Africa’s most respected employers. This learnership programme is designed to equip young South Africans with technical expertise, workplace exposure, and nationally recognised artisan training.
Why Choose a Sasol Learnership?
Choosing a Sasol Artisan Learnership means joining a company that prioritises:
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Structured technical training
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Real-world industry exposure
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Workplace safety and compliance
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Diversity and inclusion
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Long-term career growth opportunities
Sasol is committed to developing future artisans by combining classroom-based learning with practical, on-site experience. Learners are mentored and supported throughout the programme to ensure they meet industry standards.
If you are serious about building a long-term career in the energy and petrochemical sector, this opportunity provides a solid foundation.
Learnership Fields Available in 2026
The Sasol Learnership intake for 2026 includes high-demand artisan disciplines that are critical to South Africa’s industrial and energy sectors:
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Mechanical Fitter
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Instrumentation
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Electrician
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Chemical Plant Operator
These specialised fields play a vital role in plant maintenance, operations, automation, and energy production—making this programme an excellent pathway to stable employment.
Duration of the Programme
The Sasol Artisan Learnership Programme runs for 36 months. During this period, learners will complete both theoretical modules and structured workplace training.
This dual approach ensures graduates are competent, skilled, and workplace-ready.
Core Responsibilities of a Learner
During the learnership, participants are expected to:
1. Successfully Complete All Assessments
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Competency tests
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Practical evaluations
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Theoretical modules
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Trade-related assessments
2. Participate in Workplace Readiness Activities
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Structured on-site training
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Safety and compliance exercises
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Guided learning tasks
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Team-based technical projects
By the end of the programme, learners will be prepared to step into artisan roles within the chemical and energy industry.
Who Should Apply?
The Sasol Learnership 2026 is ideal for:
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Recent matriculants with strong technical subjects
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Individuals passionate about engineering and plant operations
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Candidates seeking paid, structured training
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Youth committed to hands-on technical careers
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Applicants looking for long-term career growth in the energy sector
If you are disciplined, safety-conscious, and eager to learn, this opportunity is for you.
Minimum Entry Requirements
To qualify for the Sasol Artisan Learnership Programme 2026, applicants must have:
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A completed National Senior Certificate (Matric) or equivalent
With passes in:
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Technical Mathematics or Mathematics
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English or Business English
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Technical Science or Physical Science
These subjects provide the essential foundation for technical training and artisan development.
Benefits of the Sasol Learnership Programme
Successful candidates can expect:
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Practical workplace experience
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Industry-recognised artisan training
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Monthly learner stipend (as per company policy)
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Exposure to world-class safety standards
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Potential long-term employment opportunities
Completing a learnership with Sasol significantly enhances employability within the petrochemical and energy sectors.
How to Apply for Sasol Learnerships 2026
Apply here online for Sasol Learnerships 2026
Closing date: 02 March 2026
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