CWI Millwright Apprenticeship 2026/2027 – Vanderbijlpark (N2–N6, NCV 4)
Consolidated Wire Industries (CWI) is taking on 2 Millwright apprentices in its Engineering Department in Vanderbijlpark. You’ll learn on the job: fixing breakdowns, doing planned maintenance and helping with electrical installations, while you work towards becoming a qualified Millwright. If you’ve done N2 to N6, NCV Level 4 or Technical Matric and want a career in the trades, this is worth applying for.
Verified by Lloyd Media Lab on 11 November 2026 against the official CWI advert.
Quick facts
- Company: Consolidated Wire Industries (CWI)
- Programme: Millwright Apprenticeship
- Intake: 2026 for 2027
- Location: Vanderbijlpark, Gauteng
- Department: Engineering
- Positions available: 2
- Age: 18 to 35
- Stipend: Not stated in the advert
- How to apply: By email
- Closing date: 13 November 2026
What you’ll learn
- electrical maintenance, and attending to breakdowns
- planned and preventative maintenance
- inspecting equipment for faults
- assembling and testing machinery
- plant modifications and electrical installations
- general maintenance
- following safety rules and CWI’s SHE (safety, health and environment) policies
Who can apply
You need one of these qualifications:
- N2 to N6 with Trade Theory, Engineering Science, Mathematics and another relevant subject
- NCV Level 4 with Trade Theory, Mathematics and relevant vocational subjects
- Technical Grade 12 with Mathematics, Physical Science and Trade Theory
You must have passed Mathematics with at least 50%.
You must also:
- be a South African citizen
- be aged 18 to 35
- not already have a trade certificate or Red Seal
Documents to attach
- An updated CV
- Your matric certificate, if you have one
- Your N2–N6 certificates or NCV Level 4 certificate
- Your academic record
- Any other relevant qualifications
Save everything as PDF, not photos, so the email isn’t too big.
How to apply
Applications must be sent by email.
- Update your CV first. Use our free CV builder if you don’t have one.
- Scan your certificates and academic record as PDFs.
- Email everything to recruit@cwi-wire.co.za with the subject line Apprenticeship Intake 2026 for 2027.
- Send it before 13 November 2026.
Tips to stand out
- Use the exact subject line. CWI asks for “Apprenticeship Intake 2026 for 2027”. Emails without it may be missed.
- Show your Maths mark. You need at least 50%, so put it clearly near the top of your CV.
- List your trade subjects. Name your Trade Theory, Engineering Science and electrical subjects with your marks.
- Mention practical work. Add workshop practicals, maintenance work or any time spent helping an electrician or fitter.
- Write a short email. Say you’re applying for the Millwright Apprenticeship, give your qualification and age, then attach your documents.
- Apply today. It closes on 13 November, and there are only 2 places.
What happens after you apply
CWI contacts shortlisted candidates only. If you have not heard back within a few weeks of the closing date, your application was most likely unsuccessful this time. Keep applying to other apprenticeships while you wait.
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