Energy 2 Go Electrical Apprenticeships 2026: Learn Electrical & Solar Skills

Want a practical skill that can secure your future? The Energy 2 Go Electrical Apprenticeships 2026 offer unemployed South African youth a chance to gain real electrical and solar power experience while learning on the job in Polokwane.

About Energy 2 Go

Energy 2 Go is a Polokwane-based electrical and renewable energy company specialising in electrical installations, maintenance, solar power systems, and battery backup solutions. The company is committed to skills development and empowering young South Africans through hands-on technical training.

About the Electrical Apprentice Training Programme 2026

The Electrical Apprentice Training Programme is a practical, workplace-based opportunity designed for young people who want to build a career in the electrical and renewable energy sector.

Apprentices will work under the supervision of qualified electricians and gain exposure to real construction, maintenance, and solar projects. The focus is on practical skills, safety, and real-world experience rather than classroom theory.

What the Programme Covers

During the apprenticeship, you will gain experience in:

  • Installing and upgrading electrical wiring in buildings
  • Maintaining and repairing electrical systems
  • Assisting with fault-finding and troubleshooting
  • Preparing tools, materials, and work areas
  • Installing and maintaining solar panels and battery backup systems
  • Following strict safety and site procedures
  • Travelling to different job sites for varied experience

Your Day-to-Day Duties

As an Electrical Apprentice, you will:

  • Assist qualified electricians on site
  • Learn wiring techniques and electrical installation processes
  • Help diagnose and fix electrical faults
  • Support solar power and renewable energy projects
  • Maintain a clean and safe working environment
  • Travel to multiple work sites as required

This hands-on exposure gives you a real understanding of what it means to work as an electrician.

Who Can Apply?

The programme is open to applicants who meet the following requirements:

  • Have completed Grade 12 or hold a high-school qualification
  • Hold a valid Code 8 driver’s licence
  • Have basic electrical knowledge or a strong willingness to learn
  • Are interested in electrical work and technical trades
  • Are willing to do physical work and travel to job sites

Previous solar experience is an advantage but not required.

Skills & Qualities That Will Help You Succeed

Energy 2 Go is looking for candidates who show:

  • A strong willingness to learn
  • Ability to follow instructions carefully
  • Good teamwork and communication skills
  • Physical fitness for manual labour
  • Attention to detail
  • A responsible attitude towards safety
  • Basic problem-solving skills
  • Interest in renewable and solar energy

Salary & Benefits

The salary and benefits are not specified in the advertisement. Applicants are encouraged to discuss wages, training allowances, and other benefits directly with Energy 2 Go during the recruitment process.

Important Dates

  • Closing Date: 16 January 2026
  • Late applications will not be accepted

How to Apply

Interested candidates must email their application to:

📧 info@energy2go.co.za

Your CV should include:

  • Proof of Grade 12 or equivalent
  • Copy of your valid driver’s licence
  • Any experience or interest in electrical or solar work

Keep your email professional, clear, and concise.

Why This Apprenticeship Matters

Electrical and renewable energy skills are in high demand across South Africa. This apprenticeship gives you:

  • A practical entry into a skilled trade
  • Exposure to solar and renewable energy projects
  • Experience that strengthens your CV long-term
  • A pathway into a stable, in-demand career

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