Motor Mechanic, Technician –Qualified, Century City, Cape Town. Company Name: Kia Paarl. In line with our goals, we seek a Qualified mechanic to join our team.

The applicant requires the following: Qualified mechanic/technician (proof required). 5 years post qualification experience. Good people skills Passionate for the work. Reliable. A team approach. Willing to do further training which might involve travel. Ideally applicant is locally based. We offer a competitive salary and incentive, plus normal industry benefits(Provident etc..) All applications treated in confidence.

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There are several routes you can take to learn and become a qualified Motor Mechanic or Technician in South Africa:

Formal Education and Training:


Apprenticeship programs: This is the most common path and typically lasts for three to four years. It combines classroom learning with on-the-job training under the supervision of a qualified technician. Apprenticeship programs are offered by various institutions, including:


Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Sector Education and Training Authority (merSETA): https://www.merseta.org.za/
Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI): https://www.rmi.org.za/
Private training providers: These institutions offer various apprenticeship programs, often in partnership with workshops or dealerships.


National Certificate in Motor Mechanics: This qualification is obtained through a full-time or part-time program at a technical college or vocational school. It typically takes one to two years to complete and covers a broader range of theoretical knowledge compared to apprenticeships.


Informal Learning:


Short courses and workshops: Several institutions offer short courses and workshops on specific aspects of motor vehicle repair, such as engine diagnostics, electrical systems, or air conditioning repair.
Online learning: While not a substitute for formal training, online resources like tutorials, video demonstrations, and repair manuals can supplement your learning and provide insights into specific topics.


Additional Tips:


Gain practical experience: Look for opportunities to gain practical experience while studying. This could involve volunteering at a workshop, assisting a qualified mechanic, or participating in internship programs offered by some institutions.
Develop strong problem-solving and analytical skills: Diagnosing and repairing vehicle faults requires strong problem-solving and analytical skills. Hone these skills through practice and by actively engaging in troubleshooting exercises.
Stay up-to-date with the latest technologies: The automotive industry is constantly evolving with advancements in technology. Stay updated by attending industry events, reading industry publications, and taking courses on new technologies relevant to the field.



By combining formal education, practical experience, and continuous learning, you can equip yourself with the necessary skills and knowledge to become a successful Motor Mechanic or Technician in South Africa.

Email CV to: dale@benba.co.za