Job Summary
- Employer: Hyundai Zimbabwe
- Job Type: Internship
- Location: Harare, Zimbabwe
- Category: Engineering
- Closing Date: 2026-10-23
Key Responsibilities
- Applications must include certified copies of the following: – Birth Certificate. – National ID. – Academic Certificates. – Provisional or Driver’s Licence.
- Interested candidates must submit an application letter, clearance letter, certified copies of certificates and a detailed CV on or before Friday 23 October 2026
- Applicants are requested to indicate discipline of interest and area of preference – Harare or Bulawayo.
Requirements
- At least 5 ‘O’ level passes including English, Maths and Science graded B or better.
- 2 ‘A’ level passes in science subjects.
- Clearance letter from the Apprenticeship Board.
- Must be below 22 years.
- Must have a provisional or a valid driver’s licence.
How to Apply
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications do I need to apply for an Auto Electrics apprenticeship at Hyundai Zimbabwe?
Most employers require at least five O-Level passes including Mathematics, Science, and English. A National Certificate in Electrical Engineering or relevant vocational training from institutions like Harare Polytechnic or Bulawayo Polytechnic strengthens your application.
What does a typical day look like for an Auto Electrics apprentice?
You will assist senior technicians with diagnosing electrical faults, wiring repairs, battery systems, and electronic control units in Hyundai vehicles. Expect hands-on work in the workshop, shadowing mentors, and completing assigned learning modules.
How long does the apprenticeship last and is there a chance of permanent employment?
Automotive apprenticeships in Zimbabwe typically run for 12 to 24 months depending on the training structure. Strong performers often transition into permanent technician roles, service advisor positions, or further specialized training within the dealership network.
What benefits should I expect as an apprentice in Zimbabwe?
Internship benefits vary by employer but may include a modest stipend, lunch allowances, and protective workwear. Medical aid and pension contributions usually begin only after permanent appointment, so clarify terms during your interview.
How can I make my application stand out to Hyundai Zimbabwe?
Highlight any practical experience with vehicle electrical systems, even informal work from home garages or family businesses. Include your ZIMSEC or HEXCO certificates, a concise cover letter showing genuine interest in automotive technology, and reliable contact details.
What is the work culture like for apprentices in Zimbabwean automotive workshops?
Expect early starts, respect for hierarchy, and a strong emphasis on punctuality and personal initiative. Senior technicians appreciate apprentices who ask questions, take notes, and maintain clean workspaces without being reminded.
