Learnerships at Sibanye-Stillwater Mines 2026

Looking to start a career in the mining industry? Sibanye-Stillwater Learnerships 2026 are now open for applications, offering exciting training opportunities for aspiring Rigger Ropesman and Millwright artisans.

Sibanye-Stillwater Learnerships and internships remain among the most sought-after programmes for young South Africans wanting to gain technical skills, workplace exposure, and nationally recognised qualifications in the mining sector.

If you have an N2 qualification, NCV Level 4, or Grade 12 with relevant technical subjects, this could be your pathway into one of South Africa’s leading mining companies.

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About Sibanye-Stillwater

Sibanye-Stillwater is a globally recognised mining group with operations in South Africa and internationally. The company is committed to skills development, transformation, and employment equity.

As an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer, preference will be given to suitably qualified candidates from designated groups in line with the company’s Employment Equity Plan.

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Available Learnerships 2026

Sibanye-Stillwater is currently recruiting for the following trades:

• Rigger Ropesman Learnership

• Millwright Learnership

These programmes combine theoretical training and practical workplace experience, preparing learners to qualify as artisans in high-demand technical fields.

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Rigger Ropesman Learnership Requirements

Applicants must meet one of the following academic requirements:

Option 1: N2 Qualification

• N2 Mathematics

• N2 Engineering Science

• N2 Engineering Drawings

• N2 Rigger Trade Theory

OR

Option 2: NCV Qualification

• National Certificate Vocational (NCV) Engineering and Related Design

• Minimum 40% for all subjects

OR

Option 3: Grade 12 with Technical Subjects

• Mathematics

• Physical Science

• Engineering Graphic Design / Technical Drawings

• Relevant trade theory

• Minimum 40% for all subjects

Additional Requirements

• Medically fit to work in the specific business area

• Clear security screening record

• Valid driver’s licence (if applicable)

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Millwright Learnership Requirements

Applicants must meet one of the following:

Option 1: N2 Qualification

• N2 Mathematics

• N2 Engineering Science

• N2 Industrial Electronics

• N2 Electrical Trade Theory

• N2 Fitting Including Machining Trade Theory

OR

Option 2: NCV Level 4

Electrical Infrastructure Construction with:

• Mathematics (Minimum 40%)

• Physical Science (Minimum 40%)

• Electrical Principles and Practices

• Electronic Control and Digital Electronics

• Electrical Systems and Construction

• Electrical Workmanship

• Fitting & Turning

Additional Requirements

• Medically fit to work in the specific business area

• Clear security screening record

• Valid driver’s licence (if applicable)

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Why Choose a Mining Learnership?

Mining learnerships offer:

• Practical on-site training

• Industry-recognised artisan qualifications

• Exposure to heavy industrial environments

• Competitive career growth opportunities

• Increased employability in engineering and technical sectors

Trades like Rigger and Millwright remain in high demand across mining, manufacturing, and energy industries in South Africa.

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Who Should Apply?

These learnerships are ideal for:

• Matriculants with technical subjects

• N2 Engineering graduates

• NCV Level 4 Engineering students

• Young people seeking artisan careers

• Individuals interested in the mining sector

If you are disciplined, technically inclined, physically fit, and passionate about engineering, this opportunity is worth pursuing.

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How to Apply for Sibanye-Stillwater Learnerships 2026

Interested candidates should:

1. Prepare a detailed CV

2. Include certified copies of qualifications

3. Attach certified copy of ID

4. Ensure all supporting documents are clear and up to date

5. Submit your application via the official Sibanye-Stillwater careers platform (as per the company’s recruitment process)

Apply here online for Learnerships at Sibanye-Stillwater Mines 2026

Closing date: not specified