Apprenticeship (X40)
Afgri
2026/04/22
South Africa
Apprenticeship Opportunity
AFGRI Equipment has proudly held the John Deere Agency since 1962, covering the North-East and South-West regions of South Africa. Our branch network includes:
South Africa:
Bethal, Bethlehem, Brits, Delmas, Frankfort, Grootvlei, Komatipoort, Marble Hall, Middelburg, Standerton, Harrismith, Marquard, Thabazimbi, Polokwane, Bellville, Malmesbury, Ceres, Worcester, Piketberg, George, Vredendal, Caledon, Kempton Park, Tzaneen, Springbok, Nelspruit, Newcastle, Winterton, Dalton, Pietermaritzburg, Empangeni, Salt Rock and Kokstad.
International:
Botswana, Kenya, Uganda and Western Australia.
We operate highly equipped repair workshops that service and maintain agricultural equipment, construction and forestry machinery, as well as golf and turf equipment.
AFGRI Equipment is seeking motivated and results-driven candidates to be appointed as Tractor Apprentices or Earthmoving Apprentices.
About the Apprenticeship
This apprenticeship consists of 3 years of in-service training toward a qualification as a Tractor Mechanic or Earthmoving Mechanic.
Probation Period
Training Structure
After probation, the apprentice enters into an AFGRI contract and begins formal training, which includes:
Training Authorities
AFGRI supports training through:
Both AFGRI and the apprentice will be contracted to one of these SETAs.
Costs and Commitments
Duties of the Apprentice
Minimum Requirements
Behavioral Competencies
Complete the screening and assessment questions to the best of your own knowledge. You might need at least 30 min for it.
General Principles
Learners must avail themselves for an interview and assessment process as defined by the company.
Closing Date: 30 September 2026
Applicants who have not heard from us within 30 days of the closing date may assume that their applications have been unsuccessful, and are hereby thanked for their interest. The filling of these positions will be aligned to AFGRI's Employment Equity Policy.