Ingersoll Rand – Learnership 2026 in Durban

Ingersoll Rand is inviting unemployed South African Matric holders to apply for its 12-month Learnership Programme in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.

Participants will complete classroom-based learning and practical workplace training while gaining exposure to different business processes, administrative duties and operational activities.

Important: Applicants must be unemployed South African citizens who have not previously participated in or completed a learnership programme.

At a glance

What this learnership is

This is a structured 12-month learning and workplace-experience opportunity at Ingersoll Rand in Durban.

Learners will participate in classroom-based learning and workplace practical training. They will also gain exposure to business processes and different departmental activities while completing tasks allocated by supervisors and mentors.

The official advert does not identify the programme’s occupational field, NQF level, qualification title, training provider or relevant SETA.

Main responsibilities

• Attend and participate in classroom-based learning.
• Participate in practical workplace training.
• Gain exposure to different business processes and departments.
• Complete administrative and operational duties assigned by supervisors or mentors.
• Maintain accurate programme and workplace records.
• Complete assessments and assignments within the required deadlines.
• Complete any other programme requirements within the specified timeframes.
• Follow company policies and procedures.
• Comply with workplace health and safety standards.
• Demonstrate professionalism, punctuality and a positive attitude.
• Communicate effectively with colleagues, supervisors and stakeholders.

Minimum requirements

• Grade 12 / Matric.
• Be a South African citizen.
• Be currently unemployed.
• Be computer literate.
• Not have previously participated in or completed a learnership programme.
• Not have an existing bursary obligation with another organisation.
• Not have an existing contractual obligation with another organisation.
• Be willing and available to complete the full 12-month programme.

Advantageous qualification

A relevant Higher Certificate or Advanced National Certificate will be advantageous.

This additional qualification is listed as an advantage rather than a compulsory requirement. Applicants who have Matric but do not hold the additional certificate may still apply if they meet the other requirements.

Skills and competencies

• Good communication skills.
• Willingness to learn and develop professionally.
• Ability to work independently.
• Ability to work as part of a team.
• A positive attitude.
• Strong work ethic.
• Attention to detail.
• Reliability and punctuality.
• Basic computer literacy.

Important information not stated

The official vacancy does not state:

• The programme’s qualification title or NQF level.
• The relevant SETA or training provider.
• Whether a stipend will be paid.
• The number of available positions.
• An applicant age limit.
• The exact training and working schedule.
• The programme starting date.
• Whether permanent employment may be offered after completion.

Applicants should confirm these details directly with Ingersoll Rand if shortlisted or offered a place on the programme.

Documents to prepare

• An updated CV.
• Your Grade 12 / Matric details.
• A clear copy of your South African identity document, if requested.
• Your Matric certificate or statement of results, if requested.
• Your relevant Higher Certificate or Advanced National Certificate, where applicable.
• Any additional documents requested through the official application portal.

The official advert does not provide a separate compulsory-document list. Upload only the documents requested through the authorised Ingersoll Rand application system.

Application checklist

• Show your Grade 12 qualification clearly on your CV.
• Mention any relevant post-school certificate accurately.
• Include your computer skills.
• Confirm that you are currently unemployed.
• Confirm that you have not completed a previous learnership.
• Check that you do not have another bursary or contractual obligation.
• Provide a reliable cellphone number and professional email address.
• Check that your supporting documents are readable.
• Submit before the application expires.

Need assistance preparing your CV or application documents? Visit our Learnership Resources and Guides.

About Ingersoll Rand

Ingersoll Rand is a global industrial company providing mission-critical air, fluid, energy and medical technologies. Its businesses offer products and services designed to support industrial productivity, efficiency and reliability.

Visit the official Ingersoll Rand website.

Quick tips for applicants

• Apply early because the application period is short.
• Keep your CV concise and suitable for an entry-level opportunity.
• Mention computer, communication and teamwork skills.
• Include school projects, volunteering or temporary experience where relevant.
• Do not claim a qualification or previous experience that you do not have.
• Answer questions about unemployment and previous learnerships honestly.
• Save confirmation after submitting your application.

Common application mistakes

• Failing to show Matric clearly on the CV.
• Providing incorrect information about previous learnership participation.
• Applying while employed or under another contractual obligation.
• Uploading incomplete or unreadable documents.
• Using incorrect cellphone or email details.
• Waiting until the application expiry time to submit.

Scam warning

Apply only through the official Ingersoll Rand careers platform. Do not pay anyone for an application, interview, assessment, training opportunity or employment placement.

Do not share banking PINs, passwords or one-time PINs with anyone claiming that they can guarantee acceptance into the programme.

How this opportunity was verified

This opportunity was verified using the official Ingersoll Rand careers listing for the Durban Learnership, requisition number 20130.

The official listing confirms the Durban location, 12-month duration, Matric requirement, unemployment requirement, citizenship requirement, previous-learnership restriction, responsibilities and skills.

The official listing metadata confirms that the vacancy was posted on 21 August 2026 and remains valid until 12:00 AM South African time on 27 August 2026.

Read more about our process on the How We Verify Listings page.

How to apply

1. Open the official Ingersoll Rand application page below.
2. Confirm that the requisition ID is 20130.
3. Read the complete Durban Learnership advert.
4. Select the official application option.
5. Sign in or create an Ingersoll Rand candidate account.
6. Complete your personal, education and employment information accurately.
7. Upload your CV and any supporting documents requested.
8. Review the application before submitting it.
9. Submit before the application expires.

Application closing date

The official application metadata indicates that the vacancy expires at 12:00 AM South African time on 27 August 2026.

This means applicants should submit during 26 August 2026 at the latest. Applying earlier is strongly recommended.