How To Apply For Jobs At Mekor


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Looking to jumpstart your career with a reputable automotive brand? Whether you’re into sales, service, or admin, Mekor might just be the place for you. If you're ready to get your foot in the door, here’s how to apply — step by step.


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Mekor is a trusted South African motor group that represents popular car brands like Mazda, Ford, Kia, and Suzuki. They’re known for their friendly customer service, quality vehicles, and professional dealerships across the country.

Working for Mekor means being part of a dynamic team where you can grow your skills in a fast-paced, people-focused environment.

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to apply for jobs at Mekor:

Step 1: Do Your Research

Before clicking ‘Apply’, get to know Mekor a bit better. Visit their official website and explore the brands they work with, locations they operate in, and what roles might suit your skills.

Are you more of a front-of-house people person or someone who thrives behind the scenes? Knowing what you want helps tailor your application.

Step 2: Polish Your CV

Your CV is your golden ticket. Keep it neat, honest, and straight to the point. Highlight your relevant experience — especially anything in retail, admin, sales, or motor services. Don’t forget to add your contact details, education, and a short personal summary that reflects your enthusiasm and work ethic.

Pro tip:

If you’ve worked with cars, customers, or call centres, that’s gold. Even a short internship counts.

Step 3: Check Their Careers Page (and More)

Mekor doesn’t always post jobs in the same place, so be a little detective. Start by checking the “Careers” or “Contact Us” sections on their website. Some jobs are also listed on sites like:

Search for “Mekor” and the city you’re in — whether it’s Cape Town, Paarl, or elsewhere.

Step 4: Send Your Application

If you find a job listing, follow the instructions carefully. Most applications are done via email or online portals. When emailing, keep your message short and polite:

Subject Line: Application for [Job Title] – Your Name
Email Body: A quick intro of who you are, what you're applying for, and why you’re keen. Attach your CV and any other documents they ask for (like a copy of your ID or driver’s licence).

Step 5: Be Patient, But Proactive

After applying, give it about a week or two. If you haven’t heard back, it’s okay to follow up with a friendly email. Shows initiative! While you wait, keep applying elsewhere too — job hunting is a numbers game.

All in all, applying to Mekor isn’t complicated, but it does take effort. Be prepared, be real, and be confident in your potential. Happy job hunting!

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