SANRAL N3 Ashburton Interchange Learnerships 2026: Apply Now
Are you a student in engineering or construction looking for real-world experience? The SANRAL N3 Ashburton Interchange Learnerships 2026 offer a great chance to work on a major road upgrade project in South Africa. This program helps students complete their studies while gaining skills on the job.
Overview of the Program
The South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) runs this experiential training as part of the N3 Ashburton Interchange Upgrade Project. It targets students who need practical training to finish their qualifications. The program lasts 6 months and takes place in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal.
Key Programme Details
This is a student work experiential training opportunity tied to the N3 project. Students get structured exposure in engineering and construction. Applications close on 15 April 2026 at 17h00.
Fields of Study
The program accepts students from specific areas. For Universities of Technology, it covers P1 or P2 in Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveying, and Construction Management. TVET Colleges can apply for NATED Civil Engineering.
Who Should Apply
This fits students who need P1, P2, or TVET Work Integrated Learning (WIL) to graduate. You should study engineering or construction fields. It’s perfect for those seeking hands-on work on infrastructure projects.
Skills You Will Gain
Participants learn about construction site operations and engineering measurements. They also cover project coordination, safety procedures, material management, and quantity control. Plus, they understand infrastructure compliance systems.
Minimum Requirements
University of Technology students need an updated CV, cover letter, and a letter from their institution (no older than 3 months). Include a certified academic transcript, ID copy, proof of residence, and a signed logbook if P1 is done.
TVET College students must have 12 months of prior WIL experience. Submit a CV, cover letter, signed logbook from a previous employer, college letter (no older than 3 months), certified transcript, ID, and proof of residence.
How to Apply
Email your application to [email protected]. Use the right subject line to avoid disqualification. For TVET: “Ashburton TVET WIL Application 03.2026 Surname Initials”. For University of Technology: “Ashburton UOT P2 Application 04.2026 Surname Initials”.
Attach all documents. Incomplete applications get rejected. For enquiries, contact [email protected]. If no feedback by 30 April 2026, assume unsuccessful.
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