Here's a great opportunity to join the global car manufacturer Toyota's Graduate Training Programme. Apply now before you miss out.
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Toyota Graduate Training Programme | 2-Year Contract | Durban and Johannesburg
Ready to launch your career with a global automotive leader? Toyota South Africa is accepting applications for its two-year Graduate Training Programme, designed to equip high-potential graduates with the skills and experience to become future leaders. Successful candidates rotate through structured on-the-job projects, classroom learning and personalised mentorship—following the principles of the Toyota Way: Respect for People and Continuous Improvement.
Programme Highlights
70 % real-world project work • 20 % classroom and technical training • 10 % dedicated mentorship
Vehicle purchase benefits • Relocation assistance • Competitive salary • Subsidised canteen • Employee wellness services • Competency-based performance management
Fields of Study Welcomed
Engineering (Mechanical, Mechatronics, Industrial, Electrical, Electronics)
Supply Chain Management
Computer Science / IT / Coding
Marketing & Commerce
Economics
Law (LLB)
Management & Communications
Accounting, CIMA, Chartered Accountancy (articles completed at a Big 4 firm)
Human Resources or Industrial Psychology
Minimum Entry Criteria
Final-year student or recent graduate with a qualification at NQF 6 or above (minimum 360 credits)
Agile learner committed to self-development
Resilient self-starter with a passion for innovation and social impact
Selection Process
Short-listed applicants complete an online video interview, psychometric assessments, a technical presentation and a panel interview.
Programme Start Date
2 February 2026
Move your career forward with Toyota’s Graduate Training Programme - apply now and help drive the future of the automotive industry.
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