Howden Apprenticeships 2026: Start Your Engineering Career in South Africa

Chart Industries, through its Howden South Africa Division, offers a great chance for young South Africans to start a career in engineering. The Howden Apprenticeships 2026 programme targets unemployed youth in Gauteng and Mpumalanga. It provides hands-on training to become skilled artisans over four years.

About the Programme

Howden, part of Chart Industries, focuses on air and gas handling solutions. The company has over 100 years of experience and serves many industries. This apprenticeship includes classroom learning, real work experience, guidance from expert artisans, and skills in specific trades. It suits people ready to become qualified artisans.

Available Apprenticeship Trades

The programme has five spots in two locations.

Gauteng (Booysens)

  • 2 Boilermakers
  • 1 Welder

Mpumalanga

  • Arnot: 1 Mechanical Fitter
  • Kendal: 1 Mechanical Fitter

Minimum Requirements

Applicants need a Technical Matric with Mathematics and Science. Or they can have an N3 qualification with trade-related subjects.

Additional Requirements

Look for candidates with:

  • Engineering aptitude
  • Self-motivation and a desire to learn
  • Problem-solving ability
  • Good communication and people skills
  • Attention to detail and teamwork

Special Requirements

Everyone must:

  • Be medically fit
  • Have no criminal record (police clearance needed)
  • Pass psychometric tests

Required Documents

Send these with your application:

  • Updated CV
  • Certified copy of ID
  • Certified copies of academic results (Matric or N3)

What You Will Gain

Over four years, you get structured training, practical work in engineering, artisan skills recognized in the industry, time with a global company, and solid job options in technical areas.

How to Apply

Apply online at the official site: Chart Industries Careers. Search for “Howden Apprenticeship Programme 2026”.

Important Notes

Only shortlisted people will hear back. Make sure all documents are correct. Positions may close when filled.

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