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Ethiopian Airlines opens registration for fire and rescue apprentices until 6 November

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.

Two mechanics in blue overalls repairing a vehicle wheel in a workshop

Ethiopian Airlines Group is taking registrations for Apprenticeship Trainee, Fire and Rescue Officer from 2 November to 6 November 2026. Registration is at the Recruitment and Placement Office, on the 1st floor of the Ethiopian Airports Building at the airline's head office.

You need at least a college diploma, 10+3 or Level III certificate in any field. You also need a 3rd grade or higher driving licence and at least one year of driving experience with a known organization. The age limit is 18 to 30, and English is mandatory.

Bring originals and copies of your papers. The advert's list includes your 8th grade ministry card, a birth certificate from the city administration, your Grade 10 certificate, diploma or temporary degree certificate, latest educational credentials, written work experience and a copy of your Kebele ID, both sides.

Three ground equipment posts are open at the same office until 4 November: GSE/GTV Body Repair Mechanic II, GSE/GTV Mechanic II and GSE/GTV Electrician II. Each asks for a diploma, 10+3 or Level III in a related field, at least 5 years of relevant experience and an age of 18 to 35.

The same vacancies page lists a Civil Engineer post at Ethiopian Skylight Hotel. It asks for a BSc in civil engineering or a related field, at least one year in the hotel industry and an age of 18 to 35. Apply at the hotel's Human Resources Office on or before 4 November, with your 8th grade or birth certificate and 1 photo.

None of these adverts gives a salary. The airline warns that false information ends your application or your job once it's found.

Applying is free, and nobody should ever pay anyone for a job.

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