Exciting Opportunity for Youth in The Automotive Sector! Apply now for a YES Work Experience Opportunity and kickstart your career journey!
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This is a fantastic opportunity to gain work experience in the automotive sector. Make sure you meet the criteria and carefully follow the outlined process to be considered.
Salary: R 4,782.00 per month - Base pay on fixed amount only
To be considered, candidates must complete the following stages:
- Apply on SA Youth Mobi
- Odyssey Assessment
- Pre-Interviews
- Criminal Background Checks, including qualification and World Compliance checks
- 2-Month Work Readiness Training should be completed with 85% attendance
- Final Matching to suitable positions.
- Meet and Greet with the team
- Medical Assessments
Requirements
- Unemployed South African citizens aged between 18 and 34 years.
- Must have completed Matric (Grade 12). (Higher qualifications will be considered advantageous.)
- Applicants must not have participated in the YES programme previously.
How To Apply
The below documents will be required from candidates:
- Matric Certificate certified not older than 3 months (with clear stamps)
- ID copy certified not older than 3 months (with clear stamps)
- SARS Letter (should be official letter from SARS)
- Banking details confirmation letter not older than 3 months
- Affidavit confirming unemployment
- Affidavit confirming residence
- EEA1 Form
If you do not receive feedback within two weeks of your application, please consider it unsuccessful.
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