Toyota’s Graduate Training Programme 2021 for young South Africans

Toyota invites graduates to share in a journey aimed at producing future leaders through its exciting Graduate Programme. Toyota is based in Durban and Johannesburg, with the opportunity of a structured journey with wide career progression in various sectors. The Toyota Way Pillars of Continuous Improvement and Respect for people are the foundation of the Graduate Programme which strives to develop excelling individuals through a combination of 70% on-the-job development, 20% classroom training and 10% mentorship.

The Programme

  • 2 year development programme starting February 2021

Benefits

  • Rotation – Incumbents are exposed to a variety of disciplines and projects.
  • Training – World class TOYOTA learning and problem solving concepts.
  • Employee Assistance – Access to a wide variety of services such as: Study assistance, Car benefits , Relocation, Competitive salary packages, subsidised canteen facilities and Employee health services.
  • Performance Management – Competency and value driven performance management system aimed at developing future leaders.

Requirements

Applicants must be in their final year of studying or have completed the required qualification

• Qualifications: National Diploma, Bachelor’s Degree, Post Graduate Degree.

• Individuals who are agile learners and who are committed to self-development.
• Individuals who demonstrate leadership qualities.
• Individuals who share our values. • Individuals who share our passion for change and improvement.
• Excellent Grade 12 results [Excellent Maths and English Proficiency]
• Excellent Tertiary academic average

Application Deadline: October 31st 2020

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the Toyota Graduate Programme 2021

 

www.opportunitiesforafricans.com

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