Sasol – Administrator Learnership (People living with a disability)

Sasol is inviting applications for its Learner Administrator learnership for people living with a disability. This opportunity offers structured learning and workplace experience.

Read this first: Sandton appears in the page header, but the programme details also list Sasolburg and Secunda.

At a glance

What the learnership involves

The programme combines NQF-aligned theory with on-site experience. Learning covers literacy, numeracy, communication, computer use and basic business principles. Participants must complete assessments and workplace-readiness activities.

The advert does not specify the NQF level, start date or number of places.

Minimum requirements

• A completed National Senior Certificate: Grade 12 / Matric.
• Be aged 18–29.

Qualifications that give you an advantage

A diploma or degree in one of the following fields is advantageous:

• Supply Chain
• Finance
• Information Technology (IT)
• Environmental disciplines
• Psychology
• Human Resources (HR)
• Marketing
• Economics

Show the full qualification name, institution and completion date on your CV. Keep completed qualifications separate from courses still in progress so the recruiter can assess your education accurately.

How to prepare your application

Choose examples that show your ability to organise information, communicate clearly and finish tasks. These might come from school projects, further studies, volunteering or previous employment. Explain what you did and the result, without presenting unpaid activities as formal employment.

For computer skills, mention tasks you can perform, such as preparing a document, updating a spreadsheet or managing email. Prepare a brief example of how you learned a new task or used feedback to improve your work.

Documents to prepare

Preparation guidance: The advert does not provide an upload checklist. Have the following ready and follow the requirements displayed during the application:

• An updated CV with a reliable telephone number and email address.
• Your Matric certificate.
• Your identity document, if requested.
• Relevant diploma or degree certificates and academic records, if applicable.
• Disability-related supporting documentation only if requested through the official recruitment process.

Check that scans are readable and that the information on your profile matches your documents. Avoid including unnecessary medical details in your CV.

For practical help, visit our Learnership Resources and Guides.

Accessibility and programme enquiries

Sasol’s general careers guidance provides for reasonable accommodation to support essential job functions. It lists recruitment@sasol.com for learner-programme enquiries.

If you need adjustments for an interview, assessment or workplace access, raise your needs with the recruitment team early. Describe the support you require and ask which information should be supplied through the secure application process.

Questions to clarify before accepting

Ask which site you would attend, what the daily schedule involves and when the programme starts. Confirm any payment arrangements, travel costs, training provider and qualification outcome in writing before making commitments. Ask how assessments work and what support is available during the programme.

About Sasol

Sasol operates internationally in the chemicals and energy sectors. Its business includes producing and marketing chemical and energy products, using large industrial facilities and specialised technologies.

Learn more through the official Sasol website.

Scam warning

Sasol’s official fraud notice states that applicants should not pay for recruitment checks or clearances. It also warns against requests to deposit money into mobile-money accounts and recruitment emails from generic Gmail addresses.

• Apply through the official careers link below.
• Do not pay anyone promising selection or a learnership placement.
• Never share banking PINs, passwords or one-time PINs.
• Verify unexpected offers independently before sending personal documents.

How this opportunity was verified

This post was prepared from Sasol’s official careers advert. Company information, general recruitment guidance and fraud-reporting details were checked on Sasol’s own website.

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How to apply

1. Open the official vacancy using the button below.
2. Check that the requisition number is 13314.
3. Select Apply now and sign in or register on Sasol’s careers portal.
4. Complete your profile and answer the screening questions accurately.
5. Upload the documents requested by the application form.
6. Review your information, submit and save any confirmation provided.

Application closing date

The official deadline is 6 November 2026.

Recommended: Submit by 5 November 2026 to leave time for profile corrections or upload problems.