ALPLA South Africa is offering a Mechatronics Apprenticeship Programme in Gauteng for 2026. This structured programme combines mechanical, electrical, and automation training, preparing learners for careers in advanced manufacturing and engineering.
Programme Overview
Programme: Mechatronics Apprenticeship Gauteng 2026
Employer: ALPLA South Africa
Location: Gauteng, South Africa (ALPLA facilities)
Category: Apprenticeship / Technical Training
Closing Date: 31 October 2026
Reference ID: ALPLA‑MECH‑2026
Responsibilities
Assist qualified artisans with mechatronics systems maintenance
Operate and monitor machinery in production environments
Support automation processes and troubleshooting tasks
Conduct inspections and report technical faults
Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations
Requirements
Education: Grade 12 (Matric) with Mathematics and Science
Qualification: N2–N3 Engineering Studies advantageous
Eligibility: South African citizens, unemployed, available for full‑time training
Skills & Competencies:
Mechanical and electrical aptitude
Problem‑solving and analytical skills
Communication and teamwork abilities
Attributes: Reliability, eagerness to learn, adaptability
Benefits
Structured workplace learning in mechatronics and automation
Monthly stipend during the apprenticeship
Exposure to advanced manufacturing technologies
Career growth opportunities into qualified mechatronics artisan roles
Application Process
Prepare an updated CV highlighting Matric and N2–N3 qualifications.
Attach certified copies of ID, academic transcripts, and qualifications.
Apply via the ALPLA careers portal before the closing date in 31 October 2026.
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews and assessments.
Quick CV Tips
Highlight your technical subjects (Maths, Science, Engineering) clearly.
Emphasize teamwork, reliability, and problem‑solving skills.
Keep CV concise (2 pages max).
Ensure contact details and location are clear.
This apprenticeship is ideal for aspiring mechatronics artisans seeking structured training and long‑term career growth in South Africa’s manufacturing sector.
