ARPL Traineeship Programme at SAB – Apply Now!

South African Breweries (SAB) is calling on experienced individuals who lack formal artisan qualifications to apply for its Artisan Recognition of Prior Learning (ARPL) Trainee Programme 2025. This is a valuable opportunity to become a qualified artisan, backed by QCTO, NAMB, and DHET accreditation.

If you’ve been working in a trade but don’t yet hold a formal trade certificate, this programme is designed for you. It helps turn your existing skills and experience into a recognized qualification through a structured and certified trade test process.

Trades Available in the ARPL Programme

• Millwright

• Fitter & Turner

• Fitter

• Electrical

• Instrumentation & Control

Who Should Apply?

You are eligible if you have relevant work experience in one of the above trades and meet any of the following qualifications:

✅ N2 Certificate (with trade theory) + 3 years relevant experience
✅ Technical Trade Theory Programme (NQF 3) + 3 years relevant experience
✅ Engineering NCV Level 3 + 3 years relevant experience
✅ Engineering NCV Level 4 (all modules complete) + 18 months experience
✅ Technical Grade 12 (Maths, Science, relevant trade theory) + 3 years experience
✅ Grade 9 + 4 years relevant work experience
✅ Relevant N6 Certificate or National Technical Diploma (T/S/N stream) + 18 months experience

Documents to Prepare Before Applying

To complete your application, please have the following ready to upload:

• ✅ Updated CV

• ✅ Certified copy of your ID

• ✅ Certified copy of your highest qualification

• ✅ Company letter confirming your trade experience

How to Apply

👉 Click here to apply for the SAB ARPL Trainee Programme 2025

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TIPS for CV – Tailored to ARPL Traineeship Applications

📌 Highlight Relevant Trade Experience: Use clear job titles and bullet points to explain your tasks in the trade (e.g., “Assisted with electrical fault finding and repairs”).
📌 Include Years of Experience Clearly: Mention exact durations at each job to show you meet the work experience criteria.
📌 Mention Informal or On-the-Job Training: Even if you didn’t get a formal qualification, include training done on-site or with mentors.
📌 Use Keywords from the Job Post: Words like “Millwright”, “Instrumentation”, “NQF”, and “Trade Test” will help your CV stand out during screening.
📌 Keep It Professional and Updated: Use a clean format with your latest contact details and no grammatical errors. Consider using a free online CV template for trades.

🌐 Company Website: https://www.sab.co.za