Time is short – the SASSA TVET Work Integrated Learning and Internship Programme 2026 closes on 12 June 2026, and many South Africans need a chance to start a career in the public sector.
What the opportunity is
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) is offering three types of positions in Limpopo:
- Two permanent Grants Administrator posts
- Eight Work‑Integrated Learning (WIL) placements for TVET graduates (up to 18 months)
- Three 24‑month internships for degree, diploma, B‑Tech or LLB graduates
All roles are based in various districts of Limpopo, and the final day to apply is 12 June 2026.
Who can apply
Grants Administrator (2 posts)
- Level 05, salary R237 453 – R279 708 per year (benefits excluded)
- Location: Mopani District, Maruleng Local Office
- Reference: SASLIM 06/05/2026
- Must have a Matric (Senior Certificate) and an NQF Level 6 qualification in Public Administration, Business Administration, Economics, Development Studies, Commerce, Social Sciences, Social Security, Law or IT
- Computer literacy required; driver’s licence is an advantage
Work‑Integrated Learning (8 posts)
Open to TVET learners who have completed N6 studies and need workplace experience for a National Diploma.
- Duration: up to 18 months
- Stipend: R5 639.75 per month
- Posts and reference numbers:
- Human Capital Management – 3 posts: N6 Human Resources Management
Vhembe District (SAS LIM 01/2026), Mopani District (SAS LIM 02/2026), Limpopo Regional Office (SAS LIM 03/2026) - Facilities Management & Auxiliary Support – 1 post: N6 Public Management, Public Administration or Business Management
Limpopo Regional Office (SAS LIM 04/2026) - Finance – 2 posts: N6 Financial Accounting or Financial Management
Sekhukhune District (SAS LIM 05/2026), Limpopo Regional Office (SAS LIM 06/2026) - Grants Administration – 2 posts: N6 Operations Management, Public Management, Public Administration or Financial Accounting
Waterberg, Mookgophong (SAS LIM 07/2026), Capricorn, Blouberg (SAS LIM 08/2026)
Internship Programme (3 posts)
- Duration: 24 months
- Stipend: R7 860.50 per month
- All internships are based at the Limpopo Regional Office
- Reference: SAS LIM 09/2026 (ICT), SAS LIM 10/2026 (Legal Services), SAS LIM 11/2026 (Fraud & Compliance)
- Qualifications:
- ICT – Degree, B‑Tech or National Diploma in Information Technology
- Legal Services – Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
- Fraud & Compliance – Degree, B‑Tech or National Diploma in Forensic Investigation or Compliance Management
What you gain
- Permanent posts: a competitive public‑sector salary (R237 k–R280 k) with benefits.
- WIL placements: real work experience, a monthly stipend of R5 639.75, and exposure to administration, finance, ICT, HR and more.
- Internships: a higher stipend (R7 860.50), 24 months of on‑the‑job training, and the chance to build a professional network within government.
- All roles develop practical skills in grant processing, customer service, compliance, finance, and digital tools.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents:
- Comprehensive CV (include computer skills and driver’s licence if you have one)
- Completed New Z83 form
- Identity number, race, gender and full contact details
- Correct reference number and exact position title for the post you want
- Choose the correct email address for your district or for the regional office:
- Limpopo Regional Office – DnTLimpopo@sassa.gov.za
- Vhembe District – Applicationsvhembe@sassa.gov.za
- Capricorn District – Applicationscapricorn@sassa.gov.za
- Mopani District – Applicationsmopani@sassa.gov.za
- Waterberg District – Applicationswaterberg@sassa.gov.za
- Sekhukhune District – Applicationssekhukhune@sassa.gov.za
- Send an email with the subject line exactly as the position title, attach your CV and completed Z83 form, and mention the reference number in the body.
- Double‑check that you have used the right reference number and that all files are attached before sending.
Tips to improve your chances
- Proofread your CV and ensure it matches the qualification listed for the post.
- Highlight any experience with public administration, grant processing, or the specific field (HR, finance, ICT, etc.).
- If you have a driver’s licence or advanced computer skills, note them prominently.
- Apply early – applications received after the deadline or sent to the wrong email will be discarded.
- Make sure your identity document and South African citizenship status are clear.
Final thoughts
This programme offers a real entry point into the public sector for unemployed TVET learners and graduates. If you meet the criteria, submit a complete application before 12 June 2026 to the appropriate SASSA email address. Taking the first step now could launch your career in government service.
