Right now, the automotive industry in South Africa is hiring fresh talent, and the Motus Aftermarket Parts Graduate Programme is open for applications.
What the programme is
The Motus Aftermarket Parts Graduate Programme 2026 is a 12‑month, entry‑level development route for recent graduates. It runs inside one of the country’s largest automotive aftermarket companies and offers paid exposure to real‑world operations, administration and warehouse work.
Who can apply
- Age: 18–29 years
- Education: Relevant South African diploma or degree (any field related to the placement)
- Experience: None required – the programme is for fresh graduates
- SETA eligibility: You must not have previously completed a SETA‑funded programme
- NSFAS status: You must not be currently funded by NSFAS
- Availability: Able to commit for the full 12 months
- Location: Willing to relocate to the placement site as required
What you will gain
- Hands‑on experience in at least one of the following departments: Administration, Warehouse, or Operations
- Understanding of supply‑chain processes, inventory control, and business workflows
- Mentorship from seasoned professionals and regular performance feedback
- A monthly stipend of R5 000 – R5 500 to support you during the year
- Improved employability – you will leave with a solid CV entry and confidence for future roles
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather the required documents:
- Updated CV (include personal details, qualifications, skills, any work or volunteer experience, and references)
- Certified copy of your South African ID (clear, not older than 3 months)
- Certified copies of your Matric, diploma and/or degree certificates (and transcripts if you have them)
- Visit the official application portal and create an account.
- Complete the online form, upload the documents, and double‑check that everything is legible.
- Submit your application before the closing date of 29 May 2026.
Apply for the Motus Aftermarket Parts Graduate Programme 2026 here
Tips to strengthen your application
- Tailor your CV: Highlight relevant coursework, computer skills, any leadership or teamwork activities, and volunteer work.
- Check document quality: Ensure all certified copies are clear, correctly signed and dated, and scanned in colour.
- Apply early: Submitting well before the deadline reduces the risk of technical glitches or missing information.
- Show professionalism: Use polite language in all communications, reply promptly to interview invitations, and arrive on time.
Next steps
If you meet the age and qualification criteria, start collecting your documents today. The automotive sector is growing, and real‑world experience now can open doors later, even if you decide on a different career path. Submit your application before 29 May 2026 and take the first step toward a solid start in operations, administration or warehousing.
