Posted: February 26, 2025
Job Number: 3012
Job Category: Production
Department: [original value was missing]
Location: Prospecton, Durban
Region: KwaZulu-Natal
Employment Status: Temporary
Introduction:
In 2025, the Toyota Learnership program continues to play a vital role in combating unemployment and empowering students with practical skills and valuable experience. Recognizing the challenges faced by unemployed individuals, particularly recent graduates, Toyota’s learnership initiative is designed to provide a comprehensive and supportive learning environment. This program goes beyond traditional classroom learning by offering hands-on training in various automotive-related fields, allowing participants to develop a strong foundation in areas such as vehicle maintenance, repair, manufacturing processes, and customer service.
The Toyota Learnership program is strategically structured to not only equip students with technical expertise but also to foster crucial soft skills such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. Through mentorship programs, workshops, and real-world project experiences, learners gain the confidence and capabilities necessary to thrive in the demanding automotive industry. Furthermore, the program provides financial assistance and stipends, easing the burden on unemployed students and enabling them to focus on their training without the added stress of financial insecurity.
By investing in the future workforce and providing targeted support, Toyota’s Learnership program is effectively keeping unemployed students engaged, motivated, and on a path towards sustainable employment in 2025, ultimately contributing to a skilled and thriving automotive sector. The Toyota program’s ongoing commitment to innovation and adaptation ensures that its curriculum remains relevant and responsive to the evolving needs of the industry, solidifying its position as a key player in addressing unemployment and fostering talent development.
GOAL:
This is a training program where people will learn:
- How to collaborate with others
- Safety practices
- Using basic tools
- Understanding manufacturing drawings and measurements
- Welding techniques
- Running and watching machines that make things
- Getting surfaces ready
- Putting out fires
- How to manage and send out products
Needed skills and background:
A National Technical Certificate (levels N3 to N6)
High school or technical high school degree including Math and either Physics or Engineering Science, plus Electrical, Mechanical, or Motor Trade Theory, and Mechanical Drawing or Graphical Design.
SKILLS:
Able to talk clearly.
Good at planning and getting things in order.
Can change easily when needed.
Good at thinking things through.
Gets correct info and looks at it carefully.
Keeps going even when things are hard.
How To Apply:
Finished a training program and got a Level 3 certificate.
Deadline: March 12, 2025.
