If you’ve been hoping to build a solid future in the mining industry — one of South Africa’s most reliable and long-standing employers — the Dwarsrivier Chrome Mine Learnership Programmes (18.1) for 2026 could be the opportunity that finally opens that door for you.
These learnerships are designed for individuals who are eager to learn, passionate about developing technical skills, and grounded in the mine’s core values of discipline, safety, teamwork, and respect. Whether your goal is to become a Fitter, Diesel Mechanic, Electrician, Rigger, Boilermaker, Millwright, Instrumentation Mechanician, or Miner, this programme offers structured training, practical experience, and qualifications that can help build a stable career.
Before applying, make sure you understand what the programme offers, what is expected from you, and how to submit your application correctly.
Quick Overview
Programme: Dwarsrivier Chrome Mine Learnerships (18.1) – 2026
Fields Available: Fitter, Diesel Mechanic, Instrumentation Mechanician, Millwright, Electrician, Rigger, Boilermaker, Miner
Location: Dwarsrivier Chrome Mine, Limpopo
Type: Learnership (18.1 – employed by the mine during the training period)
Requirements: Mathematics/Math Literacy, certified documents, medically fit
Application Link: https://dwarsriviermine.simplify.hr/
Documents Needed: Certified qualifications and licences (SAPS certified)
Closing Date: Not specified – candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible
Stipend: Provided according to mine standards
About Dwarsrivier Chrome Mine
Dwarsrivier Chrome Mine forms part of the Assore Group and is recognised as one of South Africa’s leading chrome ore producers. Situated near Steelpoort in Limpopo, the mine is known for its commitment to developing young talent and maintaining high operational and safety standards.
The mine places strong focus on:
- Skills development and artisan training
- Opportunities for young people entering mining careers
- Safety excellence and professional discipline
- Employment equity in line with the Mining Charter
The learnerships are structured to close the gap between theoretical learning and real mining experience, ensuring learners develop into competent artisans prepared for long-term careers.
Learnership Fields Offered
Dwarsrivier Chrome Mine provides several training paths within the mechanical, electrical, and mining disciplines. These include:
Learnership Fitter (18.1)
Covers mechanical maintenance, equipment assembly, fault finding, and the repair of mine-related machinery.
Learnership Diesel Mechanic (18.1)
Focuses on the maintenance and repair of heavy-duty mining vehicles, engines, hydraulic systems, and breakdown response.
Learner Instrumentation Mechanician (18.1)
Involves training on control systems, automation, instrumentation, and process optimisation.
Learner Millwright (18.1)
Offers dual training in electrical and mechanical systems, ensuring learners gain versatile technical abilities.
Learnership Electrician (18.1)
Provides training in electrical installations, circuits, breakdown repair, and safety procedures.
Learnership Rigger (18.1)
Teaches the safe movement of heavy loads through lifting equipment, rigging tools, and industrial lifting techniques.
Learner Boilermaker (18.1)
Focuses on metal fabrication, welding, pipework, structural assembly, and maintenance.
Learner Miner (18.1)
Involves underground mining operations, drilling, safety procedures, and production-related activities.
Why This Learnership Can Shape Your Future
Mining remains one of South Africa’s most stable and well-paying sectors. Completing an 18.1 learnership with Dwarsrivier Chrome Mine gives you a strong foundation for a long-term career. Through this programme, learners benefit from:
- A recognised artisan qualification
- Practical experience at a reputable mine
- A stronger chance of future employment within the mine
- Transferable skills applicable across the mining industry
- Career growth opportunities into roles such as artisan foreman, supervisor, or section official
For many learners, this is more than just a training programme — it’s the start of a professional path that can grow into lifelong employment.
Minimum Requirements
To be considered for the 2026 intake, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy is compulsory
- All qualifications and licences must be certified by SAPS only
- Must comply with Dwarsrivier’s Recruitment Operating Procedure
- Must show alignment with the mine’s values
- Must be medically fit according to the Mine Health and Safety Act 29/1996
- May undergo psychometric assessments, criminal checks, and credit checks where needed
- Must be willing to complete additional assessments when requested
- Must submit a complete CV with accurate and authentic information
Important:
Applications without certified documents will not be reviewed.
How to Apply
Applications should be submitted online via the official recruitment platform.
Apply here: https://dwarsriviermine.simplify.hr/
When applying:
- Create an account on the Simplify system
- Upload all certified documents (SAPS certification only)
- Confirm your ID, Matric certificate, and qualifications are clear and readable
- Apply for the correct learnership (18.1)
- Submit and monitor your email for updates
Only shortlisted applicants will receive further communication.
Conclusion
The Dwarsrivier Chrome Mine Learnership Programmes (18.1) for 2026 offer a rare chance to receive hands-on training at one of the country’s most respected mining operations. If you are determined, committed to learning, and ready to step into a practical working environment, this opportunity can help you build a secure and rewarding future.
FAQs
1. Do I get paid during the learnership?
Yes, learners receive a stipend set according to mine standards.
2. Can I apply if I have Mathematical Literacy instead of pure Mathematics?
Yes, Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy is accepted.
3. Are the documents required for application compulsory?
Yes. Missing or uncertified documents will automatically disqualify your application.
4. Will I be considered if I do not live in Limpopo?
Anyone may apply, but you must be able to attend training at Dwarsrivier Chrome Mine.
5. Is previous experience required?
No. This learnership is designed for individuals starting their careers in the mining sector.
