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The South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) has opened applications for its Statutory Control Learnership 2025, a unique opportunity for graduates who want to gain practical exposure in the field of land use, regulatory approvals, and transport planning.
This programme is designed for individuals who are passionate about protecting South Africa’s national road network while developing real-world skills in statutory compliance and development control.
What the Learnership Offers
The Statutory Control Learnership is more than just work experience. Participants will:
- Learn how statutory approvals like wayleaves, subdivisions, outdoor advertising, and tourist signage are managed.
- Get hands-on exposure to land administration, compliance enforcement, and traffic/road access control.
- Develop practical knowledge in stakeholder engagement, municipal processes, and technical compliance.
- Build a foundation for future roles in civil engineering, land surveying, town planning, or legal/paralegal work linked to infrastructure.
Programme Details
- Name: Statutory Control Learnership
- Organizer: SANRAL (South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd)
- Duration: Around 12 months (varies per intake)
- Stipend: A monthly stipend may be offered (check specific advert for details)
- Location: Provincial placements such as Western Cape (Bellville) and other SANRAL regional offices
Who Can Apply?
Applicants should hold a qualification in one of the following fields:
- Civil Engineering
- Land Surveying
- Town & Regional Planning
- Relevant Paralegal or Technical Studies
Additional requirements:
- Willingness to travel for site visits
- Basic MS Office skills
- Strong communication ability
- A driver’s license is not compulsory but will be an advantage
Why Apply for This Learnership?
- Earn while you learn: Some positions include a stipend to support you during training.
- Work experience: Gain exposure to statutory control and compliance processes, giving you an edge in the job market.
- Career growth: Successful learners often transition into junior technical or administrative roles, with opportunities to apply for permanent Statutory Control Officer positions.
- Networking: Work with municipalities, service providers, and experienced SANRAL professionals.
How to Apply
- Visit the official SANRAL Careers Portal (SuccessFactors) and find the advert for the Statutory Control Learnership in your region.
- Prepare the following documents:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of ID
- Certified copies of academic qualifications and transcripts
- Cover letter explaining your interest in statutory control
- Copy of driver’s license (if available)
- Submit your application online. Do not email your CV or apply through social media.
- Save proof of submission (screenshot or confirmation email).
Selection Process
- Applications are screened by SANRAL HR.
- Shortlisted candidates may be invited for interviews or assessments.
- Final offers are sent in writing, with onboarding instructions for successful candidates.
Important Dates
- Closing date: 30 September 2025
Quick FAQ
Q: Does this learnership include a stipend?
A: In many cases yes, but the amount is not always disclosed. Details will be shared in the official advert or during the shortlisting process.
Q: What happens after I apply?
A: If shortlisted, you’ll be contacted for an interview. Final appointments are confirmed in writing by SANRAL HR.
Final Thoughts
The SANRAL Statutory Control Learnership is an excellent stepping stone for graduates who want to build a career in road management, infrastructure planning, or regulatory compliance. If you are eager to learn, gain practical experience, and contribute to the development of South Africa’s road network, this programme is worth applying for.
Don’t miss the 30 September 2025 deadline check the SANRAL careers portal and submit your application today.
