NTT Motor Group is offering a Level 1 Apprenticeship Programme for 2026. This opportunity is designed for young people interested in automotive careers, providing structured training, workplace exposure, and nationally recognised qualifications.
Programme Overview
Employer: NTT Motor Group
Programme: Level 1 Apprenticeship 2026
Location: South Africa (placements vary by dealerships and service centres)
Duration: 12–24 months depending on qualification
Type: Apprenticeship with workplace training
Purpose of the Programme
Provide structured learning and workplace experience in automotive services.
Equip learners with mechanical skills and technical knowledge.
Support transformation and inclusivity in the automotive industry.
Create pathways to employment and further studies.
Key Focus Areas
Vehicle Maintenance
Diagnostics & Repairs
Workshop Safety
Customer Service
Technical Training
Minimum Requirements
South African citizenship
Matric/Grade 12 qualification (Maths and Science advantageous)
Age between 18 and 35 years
Must be unemployed and available for full‑time apprenticeship
Strong communication and problem‑solving skills
Skills & Competencies Developed
Automotive diagnostics and repair
Mechanical and electrical systems knowledge
Workplace professionalism
Problem‑solving and adaptability
Team collaboration
Programme Benefits
Monthly stipend during the apprenticeship
Nationally recognised qualification upon completion
Hands‑on workplace experience with NTT dealerships and service centres
Mentorship from experienced automotive technicians
Career development opportunities in the automotive industry
Application Process
Prepare updated CV and certified copies of ID, Matric certificate, and qualifications.
Apply via the NTT Motor Group Careers Portal or email provided in the advert.
Submit before the closing date 31 July 2026
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews and assessments.
Why Apply
Gain valuable automotive skills.
Access mentorship and career development opportunities.
Build a career in South Africa’s automotive sector with a leading motor group.

