Waterberg TVET College, together with the Education, Training and Development Practices (ETDP) Sector Education and Training Authority, is offering a rare chance for unemployed youth to start a 24‑month internship in Limpopo. Waterberg TVET College wants you to gain real workplace experience while earning a R6 000 monthly stipend. The deadline is Friday, 17 July 2026 at 14:00, so act now.
What the opportunity is
Five paid internships are available across four fields:
- Information Technology (2 posts)
- Public Administration, Business Management & Management Assistant (2 posts)
- Human Resources (1 post)
All internships run for 24 months and are based in Limpopo, South Africa.
Who can apply
You may apply if you meet the following basic criteria:
- South African citizen, unemployed and looking for work
- Qualified at Grade 12, NCV Level 4, or hold a relevant Diploma, Advanced Certificate or Occupational Certificate in the chosen field
- Never completed an internship programme with ETDP SETA or Waterberg TVET College
Specific requirements per internship are listed below.
Information Technology (Reference: WTVET 2026/05/06)
- 2 posts, NQF Level 6
- Placement at the Engineering and Skills Training Centre (Lebowakgomo Campus) and the Central Office
- Qualification: Grade 12, NCV 4, or any IT‑related diploma/certificate (e.g., Advanced Certificate in IT, Occupational Certificate in IT)
Public Administration, Business Management & Management Assistant (Reference: WTVET 2026/07)
- 2 posts, NQF Level 6
- Placement at the Central Office, Mokopane
- Qualification: Grade 12, NCV 4, or a diploma/advanced certificate in Public Administration, Business Management or Management Assistant
Human Resources (Reference: WTVET 2026/08)
- 1 post, NQF Level 6
- Placement at Thabazimbi Campus
- Qualification: Grade 12, NCV 4, or a diploma/advanced certificate in Human Resources
What you will gain
- Hands‑on experience in your chosen field (IT support, office administration, HR processes, etc.)
- Monthly stipend of R6 000 to help with living costs (you will still cover accommodation, transport and personal expenses)
- Professional references and a stronger CV for future job hunting
- Understanding of workplace expectations and organisational operations
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents:
- Detailed Curriculum Vitae
- Certified copy of your South African ID
- Certified copies of all qualifications
- Certified academic records
- Make sure every document is clear, complete and properly certified.
- Prepare a single application package for the internship you are interested in (include the reference number).
- Hand‑deliver the package to one of the reception offices listed below before the closing time:
- Engineering and Skills Training Centre – Reception
Stand No. 10, Zone P, Lebowakgomo - Thabazimbi Campus – Reception
Extension 8, Regorogile, Thabazimbi - Central Office – Reception
Corner of Totius and Hooge Street, Mokopane
- Engineering and Skills Training Centre – Reception
- Keep a copy of your submission for your records.
Tips to improve your chances
- Apply early – hand‑delivered applications are processed on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
- Tailor your CV to highlight any relevant coursework, projects or voluntary work in the chosen field.
- Double‑check that all certificates are certified and legible; missing or unclear documents will lead to rejection.
- Write a brief cover letter stating why you are interested in the specific internship and how it fits your career goals.
- If you have any doubts, call the contact person during office hours for clarification.
Next steps
Prepare your documents, choose the internship that matches your qualifications, and hand‑deliver your application before 17 July 2026 at 14:00. If you need further information, you can contact Ms R Moela at 015 492 9024 / 9008 during office hours.
Good luck – this could be the first step towards a lasting career in your chosen field.
