How to Apply for the Sasol Administration Learnership Programme 2026/2027

This guide is for unemployed South African youth aged 18-29 who have completed Grade 12 and are looking to gain practical experience and skills in administration. By the end of this process, you will have successfully applied for the Sasol Administration Learnership Programme 2026/2027. Before you begin, ensure you have your Grade 12 certificate, a valid South African ID, and access to a computer with internet. You must also be currently unemployed and not studying full-time or part-time.

Step 1: Understand the Sasol Administration Learnership

Before applying, it’s important to understand what the Sasol Administration Learnership Programme offers. This 12-month program combines theoretical learning with hands-on workplace experience to develop essential administrative and business skills. The theoretical component covers areas like Entrepreneurship, Business Operations, Customer Service, Business Accounting, Maths Literacy, Communication Skills, and Computer Skills. The practical part involves providing administrative support within Sasol departments. The goal is to make you work-ready and improve your administrative capabilities.

Expected Outcome: A clear understanding of the learnership’s purpose, duration, and learning areas.

Mistakes to Avoid: Not reading the program details thoroughly, leading to unrealistic expectations or applying for a program that doesn’t align with your career goals.

Step 2: Verify Your Eligibility

Confirm that you meet all the minimum requirements for the Sasol Administration Learnership.

Minimum Requirements:

• Completed Grade 12 / Matric.
• Between 18 and 29 years old.
• Currently unemployed.
• Not studying full-time or part-time.

Advantageous Qualifications (Optional but helpful):

• Diploma or Degree in Supply Chain, Finance, Information Technology, Environmental Studies, Psychology, Human Resources, Marketing, or Economics.

Expected Outcome: Confirmation that you meet all essential criteria for the learnership.

Mistakes to Avoid: Applying if you do not meet the age or education requirements, or if you are currently enrolled in any form of study.

Step 3: Choose the Correct Application Link

Sasol provides two application links. Select the one that best suits your circumstances.

• General Intake: Use this link if you are applying as part of the general applicant pool.
• People Living with Disabilities: Use this link if you identify as a person living with a disability.

Expected Outcome: You have identified and bookmarked the correct application link.

Mistakes to Avoid: Using the wrong link, which could lead to your application being miscategorized or overlooked.

Step 4: Complete the Online Application Form

Navigate to the chosen Sasol application link and fill out the online form accurately and completely. You will likely need to provide personal details, educational qualifications, and employment history (if any). Be prepared to upload supporting documents such as your CV, ID copy, and Grade 12 certificate.

Key Information to Have Ready:

• Full names and contact details.
• ID number.
• Proof of Grade 12 results.
• Details of any relevant qualifications or courses.

Expected Outcome: A fully completed application form submitted online.

Mistakes to Avoid: Leaving any required fields blank, providing incorrect information, or failing to upload all necessary documents. Double-check all entries before submitting.

Step 5: Submit Your Application Before the Deadline

Ensure your application is submitted well before the closing date. The deadline for the Sasol Administration Learnership Programme 2026/2027 is 06 November 2026. Submitting early gives you peace of mind and avoids last-minute technical issues.

Action:

• Review your entire application one final time.
• Click the ‘Submit’ button.
• Look for a confirmation email or on-screen message indicating successful submission.

Expected Outcome: Your application is successfully submitted to Sasol before the closing date.

Mistakes to Avoid: Missing the deadline. Late applications will not be considered. Also, avoid submitting without confirming that the submission was successful.

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