Tshwane South TVET College has opened applications for a WIL opportunity in Financial Management and IT, designed to last 18 months.
The vacancy notice states that the programme will take place in partnership with the Local Government Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA), and that successful candidates will be given in-service training.
Eligible unemployed job seekers are invited to apply by 2 September 2026.
There are two fields covered.
Two fields covered
The WIL programme is for candidates on a course covering:
• Financial Management
• Information Technology
Applicants should confirm which academic track they are on before submitting documents.
Who qualifies for the WIL programme?
The supplied advertisement states that there are several requirements for the position.
Candidates must:
• have passed matric;
• be 35 years old or younger;
• be unemployed;
• have an in-service letter from a TVET college;
• present a certified copy of their ID;
• submit a CV;
• meet the relevant academic requirements; and
• not be participating in another SETA-funded programme.
Successful candidates must be prepared to be placed with an identified host employer for the 18-month in-service training.
Academic requirements explained
The advertisement lists two avenues of qualification.
IT NCV route
The NCV route requires applicants to have passed IT NCV Levels 2, 3 and 4.
People using this route should ensure that their documents confirm that they have passed the relevant levels.
N-level route
Applicants who have undertaken the N-level route must have completed qualifications from N4 to N6.
The advertisement specifies that candidates on this route should not submit a statement of results from a college.
Applicants should ensure that they submit the documents that the college has requested for their chosen route.
In-service letter required
A significant requirement is an in-service letter from a TVET college.
Students who do not yet have such a letter should establish how to obtain one from their college before submitting an application.
The letter requirement reflects the fact that the programme is about gaining workplace learning rather than simply a classroom-based qualification.
What should applicants prepare?
Candidates should gather the necessary documents when visiting a campus.
The documents to bring include:
1. Certified copy of the applicant’s ID.
2. Updated CV.
3. In-service letter from a TVET college.
4. Academic documentation, confirming the relevant qualification.
Applicants should carefully review their paperwork and ensure that certified documents are certified as requested in the advertisement.
Where must applications be submitted?
Applications must be submitted by hand at Tshwane South TVET College campuses, according to the supplied advertisement.
The following campuses are listed:
Head Office
85 Francis Baard Street
Pretoria
0001
Centurion Campus
TEK Base, College Street
Lyttelton
0157
Atteridgeville Campus
5 Khoza Street
Atteridgeville
0008
Pretoria West Campus
150 Industrial Road
Pretoria West
0183
Odi Campus
Molefe Makinta Highway
Mabopane
0190
Applications should be submitted at the listed campuses. Candidates should confirm the process by contacting the college if they are unsure where to apply.
When does the application close?
The closing date is 2 September 2026.
Since applications must be submitted by hand, candidates should allow enough time to travel to a campus and submit their documents before the closing date.
Waiting until the final day could create unnecessary complications if there are issues with transport, document formatting or the submission process.
How long will the programme last?
The WIL placement will last 18 months.
Applicants will be placed with an identified host employer by the college and will receive in-service training.
The programme is therefore intended to provide participants with a structured learning experience at a workplace rather than simply a new qualification on their resume.
Is there a confirmed stipend?
The advertisement does not confirm a stipend or monthly allowance.
Candidates should therefore be cautious about figures circulated on social media or recruitment sites unless they are subsequently confirmed by Tshwane South TVET College or the authority running the programme.
The absence of a stipend specification in the supplied advertisement therefore does not necessarily indicate that none exists, only that no amount has been specified in the information provided for this article.
What makes this opportunity relevant to TVET students?
The WIL programme plays an important role in bridging the gap between theoretical learning and workplace experience.
While students may have academic knowledge, they need to gain exposure to the realities of the workplace in order to be successful. An 18-month programme provides participants with a substantial opportunity to apply their skills in a workplace environment, and to develop new skills as part of the process.
In Financial Management and IT, this is particularly relevant since candidates have to acquire practical skills that are not available in a classroom setting.
Placement with a host employer does not mean that they will be offered permanent employment after the programme has finished.
Enquiries
Ms Lucy Lekganyane has been named as the contact person for the vacancy.
Telephone: 012 401 5101
Applicants who have queries about the qualification routes, documents or the hand-in process can use the contact details provided in the advertisement to seek clarification.
Key details
Detail
Information
Programme
Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
Institution
Tshwane South TVET College
Partner
LGSETA
Fields
Financial Management and Information Technology
Duration
18 months
Age
35 years or younger
Employment status
Unemployed
Academic route 1
IT NCV Levels 2-4, all levels passed
Academic route 2
N4-N6
In-service letter
Required
Other SETA programme
Applicants must not be participating in another SETA-funded programme
Application method
Hand delivery
Submission points
Listed Tshwane South TVET College campuses
Closing date
2 September 2026
Enquiries
Ms Lucy Lekganyane – 012 401 5101
Stipend
Not specified in the supplied advertisement
Frequently asked questions
What is the Tshwane South TVET College WIL programme?
It is an 18-month opportunity for eligible candidates to undertake a programme in Financial Management and Information Technology, where they will be placed with an identified host employer for in-service training.
Who can apply?
The vacancy is open to unemployed people, aged 35 or younger, who meet the academic, documentation and other requirements listed by the college.
Can IT NCV students apply?
Yes. The advertisement requires applicants using the NCV route to have passed IT NCV Levels 2 to 4.
Can N4-N6 students apply?
Yes. Applicants can use the N-level route, provided they meet the other requirements.
Is an in-service letter required?
Yes. An in-service letter from a TVET college is required.
Can someone who is employed apply?
The advertised requirements specify that the applicant must be unemployed.
Can someone already on another SETA-funded programme apply?
No. Applicants must not be participating in another SETA-funded programme.
Is there a stipend?
The stipend has not been specified in the supplied advertisement.
How do I apply?
Applications must be submitted by hand at the listed Tshwane South TVET College campuses.
What is the closing date?
Applications must be submitted by 2 September 2026.
Source
Source: Tshwane South TVET College WIL programme advertisement supplied for this report, including qualification requirements, application procedure, location of campuses, programme duration and closing date.
The article has been independently written to explain the opportunity to prospective applicants. No stipend, additional eligibility criteria or employment guarantee has been added where it was not confirmed in the supplied information.
Editorial policy
Our editorial policy is to provide South African education, skills and careers information that is accurate, transparent, useful and independently written. We distinguish between confirmed programme information and assumptions, and avoid publishing unsupported claims, encouraging readers to verify important details with the institution or organisation responsible for an opportunity. We do not guarantee admission, placement, funding or employment.
Disclaimer and applicant awareness
This article is for general education and career information and is not an official application form or guarantee of selection. Programme requirements, campus arrangements and application procedures may change. Applicants should confirm the latest information with Tshwane South TVET College before submitting their documents. Scam awareness: Applicants should never pay an individual who claims they can guarantee selection for the WIL programme. Be cautious of requests for banking PINs, passwords or other sensitive financial information, and verify suspicious communications directly with the college.
