Eskom Tutuka Power Station Learnerships and Internships 2026: 24 Opportunities Available
Eskom is offering 24 training opportunities at its Tutuka Power Station in Mpumalanga for 2026. Unemployed South African youth with Matric, N3, NCV4, N4-N6, or relevant degrees can apply for Learner Artisan, Engineer in Training, and Learner Plant Operator roles. This is a chance to gain valuable workplace experience and structured training.
Application Closing Date: 15 September 2026
Location: Tutuka Power Station, Standerton, Mpumalanga, South Africa
Programme Duration: Not specified
Stipend: Market Related
Minimum Qualification: Matric, N3, NCV4, N4-N6, Diploma, Degree (depending on the programme)
Opportunity Type: Learnership, Internship
About the Eskom Tutuka Power Station Learnerships and Internships
Eskom’s Tutuka Power Station is offering a variety of training programmes for 2026. These opportunities are designed to develop skilled individuals for roles within the power generation sector. Successful candidates will receive both theoretical instruction and practical, on-the-job training. The programmes aim to equip participants with the necessary skills for technical and operational positions within Eskom.
About Eskom
Eskom is the primary electricity public utility in South Africa. It is responsible for generating, transmitting, and distributing electricity across the country. The company plays a critical role in powering South Africa’s economy and supporting the daily lives of its citizens. Eskom operates numerous power stations and is a major employer in the energy sector.
Available Learnership Opportunities
Eskom Tutuka Power Station has a total of 24 training positions available across several programmes:
- Learner Artisan: Mechanical (X2)
- Learner Artisan: Electrical (X2)
- Learner Artisan: Control & Instrumentation (X2)
- Engineer in Training: Engineering Department (X3)
- Engineer in Training: Operating Department (X5)
- Learner Plant Operator (X10)
What the Learnership Offers
Successful applicants can expect to gain valuable experience and training. The programmes include:
- Institutionalised training
- On-the-job training
- Exposure to the power generation industry
- Development of practical technical and operational skills
- Potential for career growth within Eskom
Programme Duration and Location
The training programmes will take place at Eskom’s Tutuka Power Station, located in Standerton, Mpumalanga, South Africa. The specific duration for each programme was not specified in the advertisement.
Minimum Requirements
The minimum requirements vary depending on the specific programme:
For Learner Artisan (Mechanical, Electrical, C&I):
- South African citizenship
- Grade 12 with at least 50% Mathematics, 50% Physical Science, and 40% English
- OR N3 with at least 50% Mathematics, 50% Engineering Science, and 40% English
- OR NCV Level 4 with at least 50% Mathematics, 50% Science, and 40% English
- OR National N6 Certificate with relevant trade subjects
For Engineer in Training (Engineering and Operating Departments):
- South African citizenship
- Fully completed BEng or BSc Engineering degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Process, Metallurgy, Chemical, or Civil Engineering.
For Learner Plant Operator:
- South African citizenship
- Grade 12 with at least 50% Mathematics, 50% Physical Science, and 40% English
- OR N3 with at least 50% Mathematics, 50% Science, and 40% English
- OR NCV Level 4 with at least 50% Mathematics, 50% Science, and 40% English
- OR N4/N5/N6, National Diploma, BTech, BEng, or BSc Engineering qualification.
Competencies Required
Across all programmes, Eskom is looking for candidates who possess the following skills and attributes:
- Teamwork
- Integrity
- Professionalism
- Customer focus
- Good communication skills
- Interpersonal skills
- Promptness
- Energy
- Self-motivation
- Assertiveness
Who Should Apply?
These opportunities are ideal for South African citizens who are eager to start a career in the power generation industry. If you have completed Matric or hold a relevant degree and are looking for structured training and practical experience, these programmes at Tutuka Power Station could be a great fit. Candidates who are motivated, willing to learn, and can work well in a team environment are encouraged to apply.
Required Documents
Applicants should prepare the following documents for their application:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Certified copy of Matric certificate (if applicable)
- Certified copies of relevant qualifications (N3, N4-N6, Diploma, Degree, etc.)
- Academic record
- Any other documents requested on the application portal
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted online.
- For Learner Artisan (Mechanical, Electrical, C&I): Click here to apply for Eskom Learner Artisan Mechanical, Electrical and C&I opportunities 2026. Quote reference eskom_006746.
- For Engineer in Training (Engineering Department): Click here to apply for Eskom Engineer in Training: Engineering Department X3. Quote reference eskom_006743.
- For Engineer in Training (Operating Department): Click here to apply for Eskom Engineer in Training: Operating Department X5. Quote reference eskom_006741.
- For Learner Plant Operator: Click here to apply for Eskom Learner Plant Operator X10. Quote reference eskom_006740.
Applicants should ensure they quote the correct reference number and clearly indicate the programme they are applying for.
Important Notes
- Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
- If you have not been contacted within 28 days after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
- Applicants must meet all the minimum requirements for the programme they apply for.
- Incomplete applications may not be considered.
- Eskom is committed to employment equity and may give preference to candidates from under-represented groups.
Closing Date
The closing date for all Eskom Tutuka Power Station learnership and internship applications for 2026 is 15 September 2026. Ensure your application is submitted before this deadline.
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