MPower, a division of ONELOGIX, is offering a Code 14 Driving Learnership for candidates who want to build a professional truck driving career through structured theory, practical training and workplace readiness support. With a R4,000 monthly stipend and an October 2026 intake, this opportunity is aimed at serious applicants who already have a Code 14 licence, valid PRDP and passport.
The programme leads to the NQF 3 Occupational Certificate: Truck Driver and is designed for candidates who are ready to sharpen both their driving and professional workplace skills.
For young drivers who want more than a licence, this learnership offers a structured route into the transport and logistics industry.
What is the MPower Code 14 Driving Learnership?
The MPower Code 14 Driving Learnership is a fixed-term training opportunity focused on professional truck driver development.
The programme includes theory classes, practical driving training, personal development and possible job placement support after successful completion.
It is offered by MPower – Division of ONELOGIX (Pty) Ltd and is linked to the transport and logistics industry.
Opportunity overview:
- Organisation: MPower – Division of ONELOGIX (Pty) Ltd
- Programme: Code 14 Driving Learnership
- Qualification: NQF 3 Occupational Certificate: Truck Driver
- Intake: October 2026
- Job Type: Fixed-term
- Industry: Transport and logistics
- Stipend: R4,000 per month
- Location: Kempton Park, Gauteng
- Closing Date: 14 September 2026
Why is this driving learnership worth considering?
A professional truck driver needs more than the ability to operate a vehicle.
The role requires road safety awareness, discipline, customer service, time management, stress control and strong decision-making on the road.
This learnership is structured to help candidates develop those skills in stages.
Learners begin with theory, move into practical training, and also receive professional development support.
That makes this opportunity useful for candidates who want to turn their Code 14 licence into a more career-ready driving profile.
Who can submit an application?
Applicants must meet the full criteria before applying.
To be considered, candidates must:
- Have a Matric pass with English
- Be between the ages of 25 and 28
- Be South African citizens
- Have a Code 14 licence
- Have a valid PRDP
- Have a valid South African passport
- Have a clear credit and criminal record
- Be physically and mentally fit
- Not have completed or dropped off a professional driver’s certificate
Only candidates who meet the criteria will be contacted.
This means applicants should check every requirement carefully before submitting an application.
What will learners study during the theory phase?
The learnership typically begins with theory classes.
During this stage, learners are introduced to important driving knowledge before moving into practical training.
Theory may include:
- Traffic rules
- Road safety
- Defensive driving techniques
- Professional driving principles
- Driver responsibility
- Road behaviour
- Safety procedures
These classes are conducted by experienced instructors who provide structured and updated information to learners.
The theory phase helps build the decision-making foundation every professional driver needs before getting behind the wheel in a working environment.
What happens during practical training?
After learners understand the theory, they move into practical training.
This stage gives them hands-on experience in a controlled environment.
Practical training may include:
- Vehicle handling
- Driving manoeuvres
- Parallel parking
- Reversing
- Emergency braking
- Safe road positioning
- Confidence-building behind the wheel
This part of the programme is important because professional truck driving requires calm control, awareness and consistency.
Learners must be ready to practise, listen to instructors and improve their driving technique.
What professional skills will learners build?
The learnership also focuses on personal and professional development.
This is important because truck drivers often interact with clients, passengers, dispatch teams, supervisors and other road users.
Professional development may include:
- Communication skills
- Customer service
- Time management
- Stress management
- Workplace conduct
- Responsibility and discipline
- Safety-focused decision-making
These skills can help learners become more confident and reliable in the transport industry.
A strong driver is not only judged by how they handle a vehicle, but also by how they handle pressure, people and time.
Could this learnership lead to work opportunities?
The programme may connect learners with possible job placement opportunities after successful completion.
Professional driving learnerships often work with transportation companies or driver services to support learners who complete the training successfully.
This does not guarantee employment, but it can improve a candidate’s readiness for driver-related opportunities.
For applicants who are serious about transport careers, completing the programme can help strengthen their CV and workplace confidence.
What kind of candidate may stand out?
A strong applicant is likely to be someone who already understands the responsibility that comes with professional driving.
You may stand out if your CV shows:
- Code 14 driving readiness
- Valid PRDP
- Matric with English
- Road safety awareness
- Good communication
- Punctuality
- Discipline
- Ability to follow instructions
- Physical and mental fitness
- Interest in long-term transport work
Candidates should also be honest about their driving background and ensure that their documents are valid and up to date.
Itumeleng’s Insider Tip: For this learnership, your CV should show that you are ready for professional driver training. Add your Code 14 licence, PRDP, passport, Matric with English and any driving-related experience clearly near the top. Recruiters should not have to search for the most important requirements.
Which documents should applicants prepare?
Applicants should prepare clear documents before starting the online application.
Useful documents may include:
- Updated CV
- Certified South African ID copy
- Matric certificate
- Code 14 licence copy
- Valid PRDP copy
- Valid South African passport copy
- Proof of residence, if required
- Any driving-related certificates
- References, if available
Make sure all licence and PRDP details are valid.
If your passport is expired or close to expiry, check whether it needs to be renewed before submitting.
What should candidates check before applying?
Before applying, candidates should carefully check whether they meet the full criteria.
Ask yourself:
- Do I have Matric with English?
- Am I between 25 and 28 years old?
- Am I a South African citizen?
- Do I have a Code 14 licence?
- Is my PRDP valid?
- Do I have a valid South African passport?
- Is my criminal record clear?
- Am I physically and mentally fit?
- Have I avoided completing or dropping off a professional driver’s certificate before?
- Are my documents clear and up to date?
If any of these requirements are missing, your application may not be considered.
When is the closing date?
Applications close on 14 September 2026.
Because this is for the October 2026 intake, candidates should prepare their documents early and avoid waiting until the closing date.
Late or incomplete applications may not be considered.
How can candidates submit an application?
Applications must be submitted through the official online application portal.
Before submitting, candidates should make sure their profile details, contact information, CV and supporting documents are updated.
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Final Thoughts
The MPower Code 14 Driving Learnership 2026 is a strong opportunity for candidates who already have a Code 14 licence, valid PRDP and passport, but still need structured professional truck driver training.
With a R4,000 monthly stipend, an NQF 3 Occupational Certificate route and exposure to both theory and practical driving, the programme can help serious applicants prepare for transport and logistics work.
For candidates aged 25 to 28 who meet all the requirements, this October intake could be a valuable step toward a professional driving career.
