Are you a fresh BCom graduate looking for a solid first job in South Africa’s automotive world? The NTT Nissan SA Graduate Training Programme 2026 opens a direct path into a large dealer network, and the deadline is just weeks away.
What the programme is
NTT Nissan SA runs a graduate training programme that puts you straight into the day‑to‑day operations of a car dealership. You won’t stay behind a desk; you’ll work where sales, finance, service and marketing happen.
Who can apply
You must have a completed Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) in one of these fields:
- Business Management
- Marketing Management
- Marketing & Tourism Management
- Financial Management Sciences
Other expectations:
- Motivation and ambition
- Adaptability and teamwork
- Willingness to relocate across provinces
- Interest in the automotive sector
- Good communication skills
What you will gain
- Hands‑on dealership exposure – rotate through sales, marketing, finance, service and customer‑experience departments.
- Real responsibility – assist with reporting, support sales documentation, analyse performance data and help improve the customer journey.
- Paid placement – you receive a salary appropriate for an entry‑level trainee (exact amount varies by dealership).
- National network experience – a recognised brand on your CV and the chance to move between locations.
- Fast‑track career options – after the programme you could move into roles such as operations coordinator, sales executive, marketing assistant, finance administrator, customer‑experience specialist or service supervisor.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Prepare the required documents:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of your ID
- Certified BCom degree certificate
- Academic transcript
- Driver’s licence (if you have one)
- Proof of residence
- Visit the official application page and click the “Apply” button.
- Fill in the online form with your personal details, education and upload the documents prepared in step 1.
- Submit before 30 June 2026. The programme starts on 1 July 2026.
APPLY FOR THE NTT NISSAN SA GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAMME 2026 HERE
Tips to improve your chances
- Apply early – spots fill quickly.
- Tailor your CV to highlight teamwork, any retail or sales exposure, and communication strengths.
- Show clear willingness to relocate; mention provinces you are open to.
- Include a brief cover note that explains your interest in automotive retail and how your BCom subjects connect to the role.
- Proofread all documents; errors can cost you a shortlisting.
Next steps
Even if you are unsure whether a dealership is your final career home, the skills you learn – data analysis, customer service, sales processes – are valuable across many industries. Gather your documents, submit before the closing date, and take the first step toward a professional future in South Africa’s automotive sector.
