Renault Centurion Apprentice – 3‑Year Auto Repair (Apply 03 Mar 2026)
Are you a recent high‑school graduate or a young South African looking for a solid start in the automotive industry? A new Motus Renault Centurion apprenticeship could be exactly what you need. With a clear pathway to becoming a motor mechanic technician and hands‑on training, this role offers a chance to learn a marketable skill while earning a salary for up to three years.
What the Position Entails
As an Apprentice Level 1 you will report to the Service Manager and work side‑by‑side with experienced technicians. Your daily tasks will include:
- Assisting with vehicle repairs under supervision
- Removing and replacing parts, units, wheels, and filters
- Jack‑up work and trestle placement
- Oil changes, lubrication, battery fitting, and cleaning tasks
- Keeping tools, equipment, and the work area tidy
- Attending required technical or level courses
- Following safety rules and general housekeeping duties
Who Should Apply
The role is ideal if:
- You have a Grade 12 certificate, including Pure Math and Physical Science
- You hold or can obtain a Technical Matric (preferred)
- You have a clear criminal record
- You possess or are willing to develop technical skills in vehicle maintenance
- You are a team player with good customer orientation
- A valid driver’s licence would be a plus
What You Gain
Over the three‑year apprenticeship you’ll:
- Learn hands‑on automotive repair skills from qualified technicians
- Earn a recognised apprenticeship qualification
- Build a professional network within the automotive sector
- Gain experience that can lead to permanent positions or further training
How to Apply
- Visit the Motus Renault Centurion career page or the job posting portal.
- Submit a clean résumé that lists your Grade 12 results and any technical courses you’ve taken.
- Include a cover letter highlighting why you want to learn automotive repair.
- Provide a copy of your ID and a recent photograph.
- Upload your application before the closing date: 03 March 2026.
Tips to Boost Your Chances
Many applicants struggle with paperwork or missing details. From experience, most successful candidates:
- Check all document formats before uploading.
- Make sure your Grade 12 marks are up‑to‑date.
- Highlight any prior mechanical or technical work, even if informal.
- Show enthusiasm for learning and a willingness to follow safety protocols.
- Keep your application concise and free of typos.
Next Steps – Don’t Miss Out
Applications close on 03 March 2026, so act fast. A structured apprenticeship like this can be the stepping stone to a long‑term career in automotive engineering. If this is your first time applying, don’t worry – the role is designed to train fresh talent. Prepare your documents, follow the application steps above, and submit before the deadline. Good luck, and may this apprenticeship kick‑start your professional journey!
