Onelogix Code 14 Driver Learnerships 2026: Launch Your Career in Logistics
Posted on February 6, 2026 by seta-services.co.za
The Onelogix Code 14 Driver Learnerships 2026 provide unemployed South African youth with a structured pathway into the logistics industry, combining professional training with hands-on driving experience.
With a growing demand for qualified truck drivers, this learnership bridges the gap between holding a Code 14 licence and gaining meaningful employment in logistics.
Why This Learnership Matters
South Africa’s logistics sector is crucial for moving food, fuel, vehicles, agricultural products, and industrial goods across the country. However, new drivers often face barriers entering the industry, as most employers require experience.
The Onelogix learnership addresses this challenge by offering:
- Formal classroom training
- Supervised driving experience
- Exposure to real-world logistics operations
The program focuses on building competence, safety awareness, and professional discipline, preparing learners for the realities of the transport industry.
About Onelogix and MPower Training
OneLogix Group is a leading logistics company in South Africa with over 30 years of experience. Their services include:
- Vehicle transportation
- Bulk liquid transport
- Agricultural produce logistics
- Refrigerated and cold-chain transport
- Warehousing and distribution
- Abnormal and specialised equipment transport
MPower, Onelogix’s internal training division, delivers the learnership. MPower emphasizes:
- Structured skills development
- Safety and compliance standards
- Practical, on-the-road training
Learners gain experience within real operational systems, ensuring industry-relevant training.
Learnership Structure
The programme combines classroom and practical learning:
- Classroom training: road safety, logistics operations, and professional conduct
- Practical driving: supervised experience with heavy vehicles
- Operational exposure: different cargo types and logistics environments
- Regulatory compliance: training aligned with transport and safety laws
While permanent employment with Onelogix is not guaranteed, the qualification is recognised across the logistics and transport sector.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must:
- Be a South African citizen aged 25–29
- Hold a valid Code 14 licence with a Professional Driving Permit (PDP)
- Have a Matric certificate, including English
- Possess a valid South African passport
- Be physically and mentally fit for professional driving
- Have no prior professional driver learnership experience
- Have a clear criminal record
- Provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination
These requirements ensure safety and professionalism in the industry.
Benefits of the Learnership
Participants gain:
- Confidence in handling heavy vehicles
- Strong understanding of safety and compliance standards
- Exposure to structured logistics operations
- A nationally recognised qualification
- Improved employability in transport and supply chain roles
Even if learners do not continue with Onelogix, the experience significantly boosts career prospects.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted online via the official Onelogix platform.
Tips for applying:
- Ensure all documents are valid and up to date
- Submit a complete application
- Apply early to avoid technical issues
Apply Online for the Onelogix Code 14 Driver Learnership 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this learnership paid?
Yes, it includes a stipend, though the exact amount may vary.
Do I need prior truck driving experience?
A Code 14 licence with PDP is required, but no previous learnership experience is needed.
Does this guarantee a job at Onelogix?
No, but it greatly improves employability in logistics.
Can women apply?
Yes, the programme is open to all qualifying South African youth.
Where will training take place?
Locations are determined by Onelogix and MPower based on operational needs.
This learnership is an excellent opportunity for young South Africans to gain real-world logistics experience and kickstart a career in transport.
