Camden Power Station is offering a 2026 Learner Technician Electrical Maintenance opportunity. This role is designed for young South Africans with N3–N6 electrical qualifications, providing structured training, workplace exposure, and artisan development in power generation.
Vacancy Overview
Position: Learner Technician Electrical Maintenance 2026
Employer: Camden Power Station (Eskom)
Location: Camden Power Station, Mpumalanga
Category: Learnership / Technical Training
Closing Date: 18 September 2026
Posts Available: 1
Responsibilities
Assist qualified technicians with electrical maintenance tasks
Conduct inspections on electrical systems and equipment
Support fault‑finding and repairs to minimise downtime
Apply technical knowledge in power generation environments
Ensure compliance with Eskom’s operational and safety standards
Requirements
Education: N3–N6 Electrical Engineering qualification
Eligibility: South African citizen, unemployed, and available for full‑time training
Skills & Competencies:
Electrical systems knowledge
Communication and teamwork abilities
Problem‑solving and initiative
Attributes: Integrity, professionalism, eagerness to learn, adaptability
Benefits
Structured workplace learning at Camden Power Station
Monthly stipend during the programme
Exposure to power generation and electrical maintenance operations
Career growth opportunities in artisan trades
Application Process
Prepare an updated CV highlighting N3–N6 electrical qualifications.
Attach certified copies of ID, academic transcripts, and qualifications.
Apply directly via the Eskom careers portal before the closing date in 18 September 2026.
If not contacted within 30 days after closing, consider the application unsuccessful.
Quick CV Tips
Highlight your electrical engineering qualification (N3–N6) clearly.
Emphasize practical projects, internships, or technical skills.
Keep CV concise (2 pages max).
Ensure contact details and location are clear.
This opportunity is ideal for aspiring electrical technicians seeking structured training and exposure in power generation at Camden Power Station.
