Sibanye-Stillwater offers learnerships in South Africa for individuals interested in pursuing careers in the mining industry. These learnerships combine classroom learning with on-the-job experience, allowing participants to gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

Here’s what you need to know about Sibanye-Stillwater learnerships:

Who Can Apply

• Existing Sibanye-Stillwater employees interested in upskilling in the mining business.
• Individuals from the community who meet the specific requirements for each learnership program.

Sibanye-Stillwater learnerships Requirement

Sibanye-Stillwater offers various learnerships and below are the requirements to help you apply online,

• Have a Grade 12 Certificate with Minimum English 5(60%), Mathematics 5(60%), and Physical Science 5(60%)
• Possess University Acceptance with an APS of 23 (Mid-year results will be provisionally considered if currently still studying)
• Not currently studying or have completed prior University studies
• The applicant must be residing in Labour sending area or local community
• Be declared medically fit for the position and environment, as determined by a risk-based medical examination at the relevant Sibanye Stillwater Occupational Health Centre
• Distinctions in Mathematics and Physical Science advantageous

How to apply to Sibanye-Stillwater

• Visit the Sibanye-Stillwater recruitment portal: https://sbsess.sibanyestillwater.com/Account/recruitment
• Browse current learnerships and find the one that interests you.
• Check the specific requirements and application process for that program.
• Apply online through the portal.
• Applicants will need to undergo an interview process and psychometric assessment.

IMPORTANT:

• Prospective candidates will be required to complete workplace orientation and underground exposure visits as part of the selection process.
• Applicants must upload proof of residence, CV and certified (SAPS) copies of ID and qualifications online.
• Final Allocation is dependent on applicants obtaining an acceptance letter from the University of Johannesburg.
• All applicants must be subject to clearance screening by South African Police Services as required by the National Explosives Act.