Schneider Electric 2027 Learnership Programme

If you've got a National Diploma and you're wondering how to turn that qualification into actual workplace experience, Schneider Electric has something worth looking at. They're running a 12-month Learnership Programme for 2027, and it's designed to give you real exposure to a global industrial technology business.

You'll be working on actual projects, learning from experienced professionals, and building skills that actually matter in the real world.

Schneider Electric is a big name in energy management and automation.

They're the kind of company that's helping shape a more sustainable, digital, and electrified world. Getting your foot in the door here could be a solid move for your career.

You'll be involved in real business activities and projects within your assigned business unit. Here's what that might look like:

• Supporting teams with day-to-day business activities and project coordination.
• Helping prepare business documents, reports, presentations, and proposals.
• Getting practical exposure to business operations, systems, processes, and customer requirements.
• Participating in team projects that contribute to operational improvement.
• Building professional skills in communication, collaboration, time management, and problem-solving.
• Learning from experienced colleagues in a diverse and inclusive environment.

• Completed or completing a National Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Finance, Human Resources, Project Management, Safety Management, or Information Technology.
• Should be a 2026 graduate or graduating soon (within the next six months).
• Minimum academic average of 65%.
• Eager to learn and open to new challenges.
• Good attention to detail and willing to take ownership of your work.
• Can communicate effectively and work well with different people and teams.

This is a paid learnership, which means you'll earn while you learn. Beyond the stipend, you will receive:

• A SETA-accredited qualification upon completion.
• Mentorship from experienced professionals.
• Exposure to a global company's operations.
• Practical skills that make you more employable.
• Professional development in communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.
• A strong foundation for your future career.