Sasol 2025/2026 Administration Learnership Programme (50 Posts)

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Sasol invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Administration Learnership Programme 2025/2026 (X50 Posts). The closing date for applications is 24 October 2025. This special opportunity is open exclusively to persons living with disabilities who are ready to kickstart a rewarding career in administration within one of South Africa’s top energy and chemical companies.

This 12-month learnership offers both classroom training and real-world work experience at Sasol’s offices in Sandton (15 posts), Sasolburg (15 posts), and Secunda (20 posts). The programme falls under the company’s Group Rewards & Human Capital Solutions Division, focusing on developing professional and administrative skills among young South Africans.

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A Life-Changing Opportunity to Build Your Future

The Sasol Administration Learnership is more than just a job — it’s a structured programme that gives learners both the knowledge and practical experience needed to succeed in an office environment. By the end of the year-long contract, participants will have completed a fully NQF-accredited qualification while gaining hands-on exposure to business operations in one of South Africa’s most respected organizations.

This initiative forms part of Sasol’s mission to create an inclusive workplace and open doors for people living with disabilities to thrive professionally.

What You’ll Learn During the Programme

The learnership is split into two main parts — theoretical classroom learning and practical workplace training — ensuring that learners not only gain knowledge but also understand how to apply it in real situations.

1. Theoretical Learning

During the classroom sessions, participants will develop essential workplace and business skills through subjects such as:

Entrepreneurship and Business Operations
Customer Service and Professional Communication
Business Accounting and Financial Basics
Mathematics Literacy
Computer Literacy and Office Technology

These modules are designed to help learners understand how a business functions, communicate effectively, and manage administrative tasks with confidence.

2. Practical Workplace Training

In the workplace, learners will gain valuable real-life experience by:

Assisting with day-to-day administrative duties.
Supporting teams and managers with office operations.
Learning organizational and time management skills.
Participating in real Sasol projects to strengthen problem-solving and teamwork abilities.

This balanced approach prepares learners for future employment opportunities by developing both their soft skills and technical abilities.

Who Can Apply

This opportunity is strictly for South African citizens living with verified disabilities who want to start or grow their careers in administration. Sasol aims to empower talented individuals by providing a supportive and accessible learning environment.

Minimum Requirements:

A Matric / Grade 12 certificate (compulsory)
A Diploma or Degree will be advantageous but not required
0–1 year of work experience (ideal for entry-level candidates)
A valid disability certificate

If you meet these requirements and have the passion to grow, this programme could be your first step into a long-term career in business administration.

Why This Learnership Is Worth It

By joining the Sasol Administration Learnership, you will:

Gain 12 months of paid, practical experience in a world-class organization.
Obtain a nationally recognized, NQF-aligned qualification.
Build confidence, communication skills, and business knowledge.
Access future opportunities for employment within or beyond Sasol.
Be part of a company that values diversity, inclusion, and growth.

Sasol’s learnerships are known for their quality and career-building potential. Many participants have used this opportunity as a stepping stone toward long-term success in the corporate world.

Documents You’ll Need When Applying

To apply successfully, ensure you have the following documents ready:

A certified copy of your South African ID
A certified copy of your Matric certificate (and any additional qualifications)
A comprehensive CV outlining your details and background
A valid disability certificate

Incomplete applications may not be considered, so it’s important to submit everything correctly before the closing date.