Code 14 Learnerships in South Africa

Looking for a Code 14 learnership? Compare heavy-vehicle training placements and check whether the employer requires an existing licence or offers training towards one. A driving job and a learnership have different entry requirements; this search selects learnerships.

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Check the exact licence category

Code 14 is a common search term. Official South African licence categories include EC for articulated heavy vehicles. Confirm the category stated in the advert, the learner or driving licence required at entry, and any professional driving permit requirement with the employer.

Separate training from a driving vacancy

Ask what qualification the programme leads to, who provides the training, and whether licence tests, training costs and a stipend are included. An advert asking for an experienced licensed driver is not automatically a learnership.

Prepare the application documents

Keep your CV, school results and relevant licence documents ready. Provide certified copies, medical checks or permit information only when the official application requests them. Confirm the depot, working hours and closing date before submitting.

Common questions

Can I apply without a Code 14 licence?

Only if the specific programme accepts applicants without one. Some placements train new drivers; others require a licence before the learnership starts. Read the entry rules in the official advert.

Are Code 14 jobs the same as driving learnerships?

No. A job recruits a driver for work, while a learnership combines structured training and workplace learning. Use the driving-jobs search if you already qualify for an ordinary vacancy.