There’s a new 36‑month learnership waiting in Secunda that could launch your career in the energy and chemicals sector. Sasol Chemical Plant Operator Learnership Programme 2026 opens a doorway to hands‑on plant work and formal training, all while you earn a stipend.
What the Programme Is About
Sasol is looking for learners who want to gain real experience running a chemical plant. Over three years you will attend classroom sessions, complete practical tasks, and learn the safety rules that keep the plant running smoothly.
Who Should Apply
Do you have a National Senior Certificate (or equivalent) and a pass in any of the following?
- Technical Mathematics or Mathematics
- English or Business English
- Technical Science or Physical Science
That’s the only formal requirement. If it’s your first time applying for a learnership, don’t worry – many candidates are nervous about filling out the form. Just make sure your NQF results are clear and that you highlight any technical maths or science courses.
What You’ll Gain
- Hands‑on experience in a busy chemical plant
- Structured technical training from industry experts
- Understanding of industrial safety and regulatory standards
- A solid foundation for a future career in plant operations
- Valuable work‑ready skills that employers love
How to Apply
Follow these steps to submit your application:
- Click the official link below to view the job posting and start your application.
- Read the description carefully – the learnership lasts 36 months and is a fixed‑term contract.
- Prepare a CV that lists your Grade 12 results, especially Maths and Science.
- Complete the online form on the Sasol site.
- Submit by the closing date: 06 March 2026.
Apply for the Sasol Chemical Plant Operator Learnership Programme 2026
Practical Tips to Boost Your Chances
Many applicants struggle to stand out. From experience, most successful candidates:
- Show clear evidence of their Maths and Science grades in the CV.
- Explain why they want to work in a chemical plant – a short personal statement helps.
- Follow up with the application team if you haven’t heard back in a week.
- Prepare for the workplace readiness activities – they look for willingness to learn and teamwork.
Ready to Take the Step?
If you meet the requirements and are ready to start a career that blends learning with real work, the Sasol learnership could be your next move. Don’t wait – the deadline is just a few months away. Click the link above and submit your application before 06 March 2026. Good luck!