If you want to start a career protecting road users and serving your community, the Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety has just opened 204 Traffic Learner Officer learnerships for 2026 – and the deadline is fast approaching.
What the learnership offers
This is a 12‑month, paid learnership that trains you to become a Traffic Learner Officer. You will study at the Traffic College, attend classroom sessions, get hands‑on enforcement training and improve your physical fitness.
Who can apply
- Completed Grade 12 or an NQF Level 4 qualification recognised by SAQA
- Age between 18 and 35 years
- Valid South African driver’s licence
- No criminal record and no visible tattoos
- Medically, mentally and physically fit for rigorous training
- Not declared unfit to possess a firearm under the Firearms Control Act
What you will gain
- Annual stipend of R70 383
- Practical knowledge of traffic legislation, road‑safety education, and enforcement procedures
- Physical‑fitness training and driver‑behaviour management skills
- Professional conduct, public‑service ethics and strong communication abilities
- A recognised qualification that can open doors in law enforcement and public safety
How to apply – step by step
- Download the new Z83 Application Form.
- Complete the form in full and quote reference LDTCS L1/5/2026.
- Prepare a concise CV highlighting any driving experience and relevant coursework.
- Gather certified copies of your ID, driver’s licence and qualifications (only if requested).
- Submit your application electronically at https://erecruitment.limpopo.gov.za before 16:30 on 24 July 2026.
- If you prefer, you may hand‑deliver or mail the same documents to the departmental offices listed below (no email or fax submissions accepted).
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that every field on the Z83 form is filled out and matches your CV.
- Proofread for spelling or numerical errors – a small mistake can lead to disqualification.
- Ensure you have a current medical certificate confirming both physical and mental fitness.
- Practice basic traffic law concepts; a short practical assessment may be part of the selection.
- Arrive early for any interview and bring all certified documents with you.
Where to send your application (if not applying online)
Head Office (Polokwane)
The Head of Department
Department of Transport and Community Safety
Private Bag X9491
Polokwane 0700
Hand‑delivery: Phamoko Building, 2nd Floor, Office 45, 40 Church Street, Polokwane 0699
Capricorn District
39 Church Street, Snabasa Building, Polokwane 0699
Sekhukhune District
The Director, Private Bag X61, Lebowakgomo 0737
Hand‑delivery: Lebowakgomo Government Complex
Waterberg District
The Director, Private Bag X1038, Modimolle 0510
Hand‑delivery: NTK Building, Corner Limpopo St & Thabo Mbeki St, Modimolle
Mopani District
The Director, Private Bag X9679, Giyani 0826
Hand‑delivery: Giyani Government Complex
Vhembe District
The Director, Private Bag X2145, Sibasa 0790
Hand‑delivery: Thohoyandou Government Complex
Important reminders
- No applications by email or fax will be considered.
- Late submissions after 24 July 2026, 16:30 will be rejected.
- All information on the Z83 form must correspond with your CV.
- Incomplete forms or missing documents may lead to disqualification.
Final thoughts
Securing a spot in this learnership could be the first step toward a rewarding career in road safety and public service. Gather your documents, follow the steps carefully, and submit before the deadline. Good luck – the road to your future starts now.
