Ethiopian Airlines lists fire and rescue apprenticeship with 6 November deadline
Applicants need the specified diploma or certificate, a driving licence and at least one year of driving experience.
A 20 October report describes practical training and a small maintenance enterprise; it does not announce a new application round.

A UNICEF Ethiopia report published on 20 October 2026 describes how young people in Afar learned water-pump maintenance and solarisation skills through the Biqu Wetat programme, a UNICEF and Mastercard Foundation partnership. UNICEF says 36 young people participated in training at the Ethiopian Water Technology Institute. Its report describes practical work on pumps and solar equipment, and says a group of trainees formed a small enterprise offering maintenance and installation services in Amibara.
What job seekers should know
The report illustrates skills used in water and energy work; it does not list an application deadline or announce an open training cohort. Do not treat the story as a vacancy or pay someone who promises a place.
If you are interested in similar work, check training providers and official programme announcements for the current location, eligibility, cost and safety requirements. Ask how much supervised practical experience is included and whether there is support to enter employment or self-employment.
Applicants need the specified diploma or certificate, a driving licence and at least one year of driving experience.
On 1 November 2026, workethiopia.net listed 364 open roles, 220 of them remote. 52 adverts were dated in the previous seven days, led by the International Rescue Committee and PATH with 5 each.
Ethiopian Airlines is registering Apprenticeship Trainee, Fire and Rescue Officer applicants from 2 to 6 November 2026 at its head office. Three ground equipment mechanic and electrician posts close on 4 November.