Eduwize Group is recruiting unemployed youth in Johannesburg for two entry-level learnerships in the automotive industry: a Sales Learnership and a Quality Controllers Learnership. Both programmes pay a stipend of R6,000 per month, include training in spray painting, and offer full-time employment after the programme — a rare combination for entry-level opportunities. The application button is at the bottom of this post.
Quick overview
| Detail | Sales Learnership | Quality Controllers Learnership |
|---|---|---|
| Company | Eduwize Group | Eduwize Group |
| Location | Johannesburg | Johannesburg |
| Stipend | R6,000 per month | R6,000 per month |
| Hours | 7am – 5pm, 5 days a week | 7 to 5, 5 days a week |
| Level | Entry level | Entry level |
| Open to | African females | African males and females |
| After the programme | Full-time employment | Full-time employment |
About the programmes
Sales Learnership
This programme develops your sales skills, customer service excellence and product knowledge, preparing you for a career in the automotive industry. You will also be trained in spray painting, giving you the chance to earn a trade over two years.
Quality Controllers Learnership
This programme equips you with the skills and knowledge to become a qualified Quality Controller in the automotive industry — the person who inspects vehicle repair and finishing work to make sure it meets the required standard. Spray painting training is included here too, with the same two-year trade pathway.
Entry requirements
Both learnerships have the same entry level:
- NQF Level 3 qualification with Mathematical Literacy
Requirements
According to the adverts, applicants:
- May NOT have worked in the panel beating, spray painting, or vehicle products / abrasives industry previously — these learnerships are for people entering the industry for the first time
- Must have sober habits and be non-smokers
- Sales Learnership: open to African females
- Quality Controllers Learnership: open to African males and females
- Must be able to meet the physical demands of workshop-based work
- Must be willing to undergo a polygraph test — the adverts state polygraphs will be done as part of the process
If you have previously worked in a panel shop or paint shop, do not apply — the industry-experience exclusion is standard for funded learnerships, which are reserved for new entrants.
What you get
- R6,000 per month stipend while you learn
- Structured working hours: 7am to 5pm, five days a week
- Accredited training plus hands-on spray painting skills
- The opportunity to earn a trade over two years
- Full-time employment after the programme for successful learners
- A start in the automotive repair industry, where qualified spray painters and quality controllers are always in demand
Documents to prepare
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of your South African ID
- Certified copies of your qualifications (NQF Level 3 / school results showing Mathematical Literacy)
- Proof of residence if requested
How to apply
- Click the Apply Now button at the bottom of this post — it takes you straight to the official Eduwize application page.
- Complete the application form with your personal details and qualifications.
- Upload your CV and certified documents.
- Submit and keep your phone on — shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the next steps, which include screening and a polygraph.
Apply as soon as possible. Learnerships with stipends and guaranteed employment fill up extremely fast.
Tips to improve your chances
- Make sure your Mathematical Literacy results are clearly visible on your documents.
- Be honest in your application — polygraph testing is part of this recruitment process.
- Sales applicants: highlight any customer-facing experience, even informal (church, school, side hustles).
- Quality Controller applicants: emphasise attention to detail and reliability.
- Only apply if you genuinely meet the requirements, including the no-prior-industry-experience rule.
Never pay to apply
Legitimate learnerships never charge application fees. Eduwize Group’s application is free — if anyone asks you for money to “secure” a spot on this or any learnership, it is a scam.
Summary
Eduwize Group’s Sales and Quality Controllers learnerships in Johannesburg offer unemployed youth an NQF Level 3 entry point into the automotive industry with a R6,000 monthly stipend, spray painting training, a two-year trade pathway and full-time employment after the programme. If you meet the requirements, get your CV and certified documents ready and apply today.
Good luck with your application.
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