Hyundai Level 1 Apprenticeship 2025 - Springfield, South Africa

Closing Date: May 9, 2025

Location: Springfield, KwaZulu-Natal

Program Type: Apprenticeship (Level 1)

Reference Number: MOT250502-9

Stipend: Market-related (approximately R5,000–R8,000 per month)

Kickstart your motor mechanic career with the 2025 Hyundai Level 1 Apprenticeship in Springfield! Grade 12 candidates with Maths and Science can gain hands-on automotive experience. Apply by May 9, 2025!

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About Hyundai

Hyundai Automotive South Africa, a global leader in car manufacturing, is renowned for its innovative vehicles and commitment to community upliftment. Established in South Africa since 1999, Hyundai supports local talent through skills development programmes, fostering careers in the automotive industry while delivering exceptional customer experiences across its nationwide dealerships.

Program Purpose

The Hyundai Level 1 Apprenticeship 2025 in Springfield, KwaZulu-Natal, offers Grade 12 candidates a professional training opportunity to become skilled motor mechanics. This programme provides hands-on experience in automotive repair, from engine maintenance to brake system diagnostics, with no prior experience required. Participants receive a market-related stipend (approximately R5,000–R8,000 per month) and mentorship to build a rewarding career in the motor industry.

Key Responsibilities

Remove, recondition, and replace cylinder heads under supervision.
Disassemble, service, repair, and assemble engine blocks with main components.
Remove, diagnose, and replace fuel system components.
Learn basic electronics and test ignition system components.
Study fundamentals of engine efficiency and forced charging systems.
Move, test, repair, and replace electrical components.
Remove and replace clutch and transmission components.
Diagnose and repair brake system components.
Maintain a clean and organized work area.
Participate in training sessions and technical assessments.

Benefits

Market-related stipend (approximately R5,000–R8,000 per month).
Hands-on training in motor mechanics with industry experts.
Mentorship to develop technical and professional skills.
Pathway to a nationally recognized qualification (NQF Level 1).
Networking opportunities within the automotive industry.
Contribution to Hyundai’s community upliftment initiatives.

Eligibility Criteria

South African citizen with a valid ID, aged 16–35.
Grade 12 certificate with proficiency in Mathematics and Physical Science (minimum 50% in each).
No prior work experience required; training provided.
Basic mechanical aptitude and interest in automotive repair.
Commitment to completing the apprenticeship programme.
Strong communication skills in English.
Ability to work accurately and efficiently under supervision.

Preferences

Accredited tertiary qualification in a relevant field (e.g., automotive or mechanical engineering).
Valid driver’s license.
Residents of Springfield or surrounding KwaZulu-Natal areas.
Candidates from designated employment equity groups (Coloureds, Indians, Whites, persons with disabilities).

Skills and Attributes

Passion for the motor industry and automotive technology.
Mechanical skills and hands-on problem-solving ability.
Accuracy and speed in performing technical tasks.
Willingness to learn and follow safety regulations.
Team player with a positive and enthusiastic attitude.
Commitment to Hyundai’s values of innovation and excellence.

Why Join the Hyundai Apprenticeship?

The Hyundai Level 1 Apprenticeship offers a unique opportunity to launch a career in motor mechanics with a global automotive leader. With comprehensive training, a supportive environment, and exposure to cutting-edge technology, participants gain skills that open doors to long-term employment. Hyundai’s commitment to youth development and employment equity ensures an inclusive programme that empowers South African talent.

Application Process

APPLY NOW

Submit your application by May 9, 2025, quoting reference number MOT250502-9. Include a detailed CV, certified copy of your Grade 12 certificate, and certified copy of your South African ID (not older than six months). If you do not hear back within 14 days, consider your application unsuccessful. Ensure all details are accurate, as false information may lead to disqualification.