1.Motor Mechanics x 17
Bindura x1, Bulawayo x2, Chinhoyi x1, Gwanda x1, Gweru x1,
Hararex3, Masvingo x3, Marondera x1, VIP-Harare x2, Mutare x2,
2.Panel Beater x 1 Harare
3.Diesel Plant Fitters x 5
Harare x4, Mutare x1
4.Auto Electrics x 12
Bulawayo x1, Bindura x1, Harare x2, Gwanda X1,
Masvingo x1, Bindura x1, Marondera x1, Gweru x1, Mutare x1,
V.I.P-Harare x2
Job Summary
- Employer: CMED (Private) Limited
- Job Type: Full-time
- Location: Harare, Zimbabwe
- Category: Trades and Technical
- Closing Date: 2026-10-22
Key Responsibilities
- Apprenticeship Training Programme with CMED (Private) Limited in the following four (4) trades commencing January 2027.
Requirements
- A minimum of (5) “O” Level passes at grade B or better including English Language, Mathematics and Science attained in not more than two sittings.
- “A” Levels are an added advantage.
- A Driver’s Licence or a Learners Licence.
- Clearance Letter from the Registrar of Apprenticeship and Skilled Manpower.
- Be aged between 18 and 24 years by January 202
How to Apply
Address: P.O. Box 814
About the Company
CMED (Private) Limited is a long-established, wholly owned State Enterprise in Zimbabwe, founded in 1965. Its primary mandate involves providing comprehensive transport and logistics services to the Government of Zimbabwe. This includes critical functions such as fleet management, fuel distribution, vehicle hire, and procurement for various government ministries and departments. CMED also extends its services to driver training and vehicle inspection, ensuring operational efficiency and safety across the nation. The company plays a pivotal role in supporting public sector operations and mobility throughout Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe's leading provider of government transport and logistics solutions.
Website: https://www.cmed.co.zw/about.html
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications do I need to apply for an Apprenticeship Training Programme at CMED or similar companies in Zimbabwe?
Most programmes require a minimum of five O-Level passes including Mathematics, English, and a relevant science subject. Some trades may accept candidates with a National Certificate from a technical college like Harare Polytechnic or Bulawayo Polytechnic.
What does a typical day look like during an apprenticeship in Zimbabwe?
Apprentices usually split time between workshop floor training and classroom instruction at designated training centres. You will work alongside qualified artisans on vehicle maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs while completing logbooks for trade testing.
How long does an apprenticeship programme usually take, and what certification do I receive?
Most programmes run for three to four years depending on the trade. Upon completion and passing the trade test administered by ZIMDEF or relevant authorities, you receive a Journeyman Class 1 certificate recognised throughout Zimbabwe.
What benefits should I expect as an apprentice in Zimbabwe?
Apprentices typically receive a modest training allowance rather than a full salary, with benefits varying by employer. Some companies provide medical aid, protective clothing, and transport allowances, though this is not universal across all organisations.
What career progression is available after completing an apprenticeship at CMED or similar organisations?
Qualified artisans can advance to supervisory roles, workshop foreman positions, or specialise in emerging technologies like hybrid and electric vehicle systems. Some pursue further studies to become technicians, technologists, or even open their own workshops.
How do I apply for an apprenticeship, and what do Zimbabwean employers look for in candidates?
Submit applications through company websites, newspaper advertisements, or directly at HR offices with certified copies of academic certificates and a detailed CV. Employers value practical aptitude, strong work ethic, punctuality, and demonstrated interest in the automotive or technical field.
