learnership.cartrack.com

February 14, 2026

What learnership.cartrack.com is meant to do

learnership.cartrack.com appears to be a Cartrack-branded web address used to funnel applicants into Cartrack learnership recruitment. In practice, Cartrack’s learnership applications commonly end up on the company’s official careers/applicant system (a hosted applicant tracking page) where you create an account, upload a CV, and submit supporting documents.

When I tried to open learnership.cartrack.com directly, the site didn’t load in the browsing tool (timeout). Because of that, the most reliable way to understand what applicants should expect is to look at the official Cartrack application listing and the workflow it describes.

The learnership type Cartrack has publicly advertised

One clear example on Cartrack’s official careers site is a learnership positioned for “differently-abled” candidates, explicitly framed as an Employment Equity (EE) opportunity and described as a structured curriculum aimed at young, previously disadvantaged individuals with disabilities.

That specific listing includes these requirements (important: requirements can differ by intake and year, but this shows the kind of screening criteria Cartrack may use):

A disability (examples listed include slight blindness, deafness, treated epilepsy, hypertension, asthma, etc.)
Age range: 19 to 30 (for that listing)
Matric with minimum results: at least 60% English, and either 50% Maths or 60% Maths Literacy
Basic computer capability, including MS Office (Word/Outlook/Excel)
Strong English communication

It also notes that tertiary education and formal work experience are “great, but not necessary,” which is a common learnership pattern: hire for potential, then train.

What the application journey usually looks like

If learnership.cartrack.com is acting as a front door, the flow usually looks like this:

You land on a learnership page (often a marketing-style page or a short intake page).
You’re redirected to the official applicant portal to complete the application. On Cartrack’s system, that portal supports login/registration and CV upload as part of profile creation.
You submit supporting documents (typically ID, Matric certificate, and—when relevant—medical documentation supporting disability status, depending on the intake).
You may be contacted for assessments/interviews depending on how the intake is run that year.

A detail that matters: Cartrack’s applicant system explicitly mentions CV parsing and profile completion steps, which is typical of ATS platforms.

Documents and info you should prepare before applying

Even when the exact checklist changes per intake, you’ll save time if you prepare the standard set that shows up repeatedly across Cartrack learnership communications:

Updated CV (PDF is usually safest)
Certified copy of ID (or equivalent identity document)
Matric certificate (and sometimes transcripts/results page)
Any required medical documentation if the intake is specifically disability-focused
Basic personal details you’ll need in the portal (phone number for recovery, email address, address/location)

On the official Cartrack listing I reviewed, support details are also provided for people who struggle with registration (phone and email support). That’s a good signal that the process is expected to be self-service but supported.

How to sanity-check that you’re on a legitimate Cartrack page

Because learnerships attract scams, the domain and workflow matter.

Here are practical checks that reduce risk:

Prefer Cartrack-controlled domains for final submission (for example, the official careers portal domain used in the listing I opened).
Be cautious with third-party reposts that say “apply here” but route you through multiple unrelated sites. Some reposts are harmless summaries; others are lead-gen. (If the site is asking for bank login details or “application fees,” treat it as a red flag.)
Look for consistent support contacts: Cartrack’s official listing includes a support email and a phone number for registration help. If a page uses totally different contact details, slow down and verify.
Don’t share more than necessary: a legit learnership application may ask for ID and certificates, but it should not ask for confidential banking PINs, OTPs, or payment.

What you can expect from a Cartrack learnership experience

Cartrack operates in vehicle telematics/fleet management and tends to structure learnership opportunities around employability skills and entry-level readiness (office/admin capability, customer interaction, basic tech comfort). Independent postings about Cartrack learnerships also describe longer structured programs (often cited as 18 months for some intakes), but treat those as “possible,” not guaranteed, unless confirmed on the official intake page you’re applying to.

If you’re trying to understand the likely outcome: learnerships typically combine training + practical exposure, and completion can strengthen your CV even if it doesn’t convert to a permanent role immediately. The official listing’s emphasis on a “developed curriculum” suggests it’s more than informal job shadowing.

Common reasons applicants get rejected (and how to avoid them)

Not meeting the minimum criteria: If the intake is disability-specific or has strict marks/age limits, the system may screen you out quickly.
Missing documents: Uploading an ID but forgetting the Matric certificate (or uploading unreadable photos) is a frequent fail.
Low-quality CV: ATS parsing is mentioned in the portal; messy formatting can cause your details to import incorrectly.
Inconsistent information: Names/ID numbers that don’t match across documents can stall processing.
Using unofficial channels: If the intake is via the applicant portal, emailing random staff addresses because “someone on Facebook said so” can backfire.

Key takeaways

learnership.cartrack.com is likely a branded entry point, but Cartrack’s actual submission process commonly runs through its official applicant portal.
Cartrack has advertised disability-focused learnership intakes with specific eligibility criteria (age, Matric marks, MS Office skills, and medical proof where relevant).
Prepare your CV, ID, Matric certificate, and any required supporting documentation before you start the application to avoid timeouts and incomplete submissions.
Use domain/contact consistency and “no fees/no OTPs” rules to avoid scams; rely on the official listing/support contacts when in doubt.

FAQ

Is learnership.cartrack.com the only official place to apply?

Not necessarily. Cartrack’s official learnership listings can be hosted on its careers/applicant portal, which is where account creation and document upload typically happen. If learnership.cartrack.com is used, it may simply route you to that portal.

What are the typical minimum requirements?

It depends on the intake. One official Cartrack learnership listing specifies disability status, age 19–30, Matric with minimum marks (English and Maths/Maths Lit), MS Office ability, and good English communication.

Do I need work experience or a tertiary qualification?

Some Cartrack learnership listings explicitly say tertiary qualification and formal work experience are helpful but not required.

What if I can’t complete registration on the portal?

The official Cartrack listing I reviewed provides registration support contact details (phone and email) for help with the process.

How do I know a Cartrack learnership post is real?

Start from Cartrack’s own careers/applicant system and verify that the contact details and submission steps match what the official listing shows. Be cautious of any “application fee” requests or attempts to collect sensitive banking/OTP information.