The AMSOL Programme 2024 has been announced by the authorities. It’s a learnership programme that is accessible even by Grade 12 certificate holders.
We’re looking for suitable candidates who live in Richards Bay for learnership positions in support of local AMSOL operations.
AMSOL Programme 2024
AMSOL: Able Seaman Learnership Programme 2024 / 2024
Position Summary
Industry: Distribution, Transport & Logistics
Job Category: Others: Transport and Logistics
Location: Richards Bay
Contract: Temporary with the possibility of being permanent
Remuneration: Market Related
EE position: Yes
Click here to view this fantastic internship opportunity.
What Should You Expect From The AMSOL Programme 2024?
As a successful applicant for the AMSOL Internship Programme 2024, you:
- Will be trained under supervision to perform tasks onboard vessels.
- Will complete all statutory training and the On Board Training Record Book during the duration of the Learnership, which will lead to an entry-level seagoing qualification.
- Will adhere to all safety requirements.
Eligibility Requirements For The AMSOL Programme 2024
- In possession of Grade 12 (Matric) certificate – Mathematics and Science will be advantageous.
- Be between 18 and 25 years old.
- Be a resident in Richards Bay.
- Possess a South African Identity document.
- Comply with strict SHEQ standards and Drug & Alcohol policy.
- Be able to follow instructions and procedures.
- Be a team player with a professional work ethic.
NOTE: This appointment will be made in line with AMSOL’s Employment Equity Plan. If you do not hear from us within 8 weeks of the date of closing, please consider your application unsuccessful. Due to the volume of employment enquiries received, AMSOL cannot respond to all individual emails.
How to Apply For The AMSOL Programme 2024
Click on the link below to apply for the AMSOL internship programme 2024
Company Overview
AMSOL Group is an African-owned and operated company which started in South Africa. Together with Pan–African Capital Holdings, the Mineworkers Investment Company and RMB Ventures, the South African company includes employee and management shareholding.
AMSOL acquired the business of SMIT Amandla Marine, the market leader in specialist marine solutions provider in the Southern African region, in December 2016. Delighted at the company’s return to its African roots and South African ownership, employees and management are shareholders.
SMIT Amandla Marine was formed in 2005 and as a 30% Black South African-owned company, enjoyed significant growth to 2016, expanding into Mozambique and Namibia.
Before 2005, the company operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of the global marine expert group SMIT International since their acquisition of the business in 2000.
The roots of the business are vested in Pentow Marine, a proudly South Africa-owned entity that quickly established itself as a market leader in the early 1990s.
In the period since its launch in 2016, AMSOL has successfully consolidated its market position in South Africa, securing key contracts, developing the brand and ensuring readiness for service expansion in the region. Significant resources have been invested in business development in Southern and West Africa, where strategic partnerships have been established.
With employees and management who own more than 30% of the business, shareholders are committed to continuing to build a tremendous African business that delivers value to its clients and stakeholders and is a catalyst for sustainable economic transformation in its chosen markets.
AMSOL’s strategy focuses on the sustainable expansion of AMSOL’s footprint in Africa, optimising the strong position of the business in the South African market and positioning for further expansion in the next strategy period 2025 -2030.
Underpinning this sustainable growth strategy is the premise that AMSOL will continue to create value for all stakeholders and conduct its business ethically and in compliance with relevant legislation, maintaining steady growth without compromising the company’s reputation and ‘DNA’.
