Are you a young South African looking for work experience that pays while you learn? Greater Letaba Municipality is accepting applications for EPWP Technical Services positions – and the deadline is only a few weeks away.
What is the opportunity?
The Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) in the Technical Services Department offers fixed‑term, 11‑month contracts. You will work 23 days a month on municipal projects and receive a daily wage. A total of 76 posts are available across four job categories.
Who can apply?
Open to South African citizens who are unemployed and aged 18‑35. Specific requirements per role are listed below.
1. Data Capturer – 1 post
- Higher Certificate in Office Administration, Public Management or similar
- At least 12 months of admin experience
- Good computer skills – MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook
2. Skilled Workers – 10 posts
- National Certificate Vocational (NCV) Level 4 or equivalent
3. Skilled Infrastructure Workers – 32 posts
- NCV Level 4 or equivalent
4. Unskilled Environmental Workers – 33 posts
- NCV Level 2 or basic education (Grade 12)
What will you gain?
All positions provide:
- Practical municipal work experience
- Daily wage – R250 for skilled roles, R200 for unskilled
- Estimated monthly earnings: R5 750 (skilled) or R4 600 (unskilled)
- Experience working under municipal foremen and contributing to community projects
- Potential references for future jobs or learnerships
How to apply – step by step
- Prepare the required documents:
- Application letter stating the exact position you want
- Cover letter
- Full Curriculum Vitae
- Certified copies of qualifications
- Write “Data Capturer”, “Skilled Worker”, “Skilled Infrastructure Worker” or “Unskilled Environmental Worker” clearly on your application letter.
- Hand‑deliver the complete packet to:
Greater Letaba Municipality
44 Botha Street, Civic Centre,
Modjadjiskloof, Limpopo. - Make sure you submit before 17 July 2026 at 15:00. Late submissions are unlikely to be considered.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that every document is signed and the correct number of copies are attached.
- Tailor your cover letter to the specific role – mention the required qualification and any relevant experience.
- Use a professional email address and a clear, easy‑to‑read CV format.
- If you have extra skills (e.g., advanced Excel, project coordination), highlight them even if not listed.
- Arrive early to hand‑deliver your application; it shows commitment.
Next steps
Submit your application before the deadline, then keep an eye on your phone for a shortlisting call. Shortlisted candidates will be asked to present original qualifications before appointment.
Enquiries
For any questions, contact:
Mr Selowa P.M. or Ms Molefe M.L.
Telephone: 015 309 9246 / 7 / 8
Good luck – this could be the first step toward a steady career in the public sector.
