SASSA TVET Learnership and Internship Programme 2026
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has opened applications for its 2026 TVET Learnership and Internship Programme. This initiative is designed to provide unemployed South African youth, particularly those from TVET colleges, with essential workplace experience and a monthly stipend.
1. Quick Overview
| Detail | Information |
| Employer | South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) |
| Program Type | Learnership & Internship (Work Integrated Learning) |
| Target Group | TVET College Students & Unemployed Youth |
| Stipend | Monthly allowance provided (per SASSA policy) |
| Duration | 12 to 18 Months |
2. Target Participants
TVET Learners: Students who require Work Integrated Learning (WIL) to complete their diploma.
Graduates: Unemployed youth who have already completed their qualifications but need practical experience to enter the job market.
3. Minimum Entry Requirements
Citizenship: South African citizen with a valid ID.
Education: * Completed N6 from a public TVET College (for WIL/Internship).
Or a relevant National Diploma / Degree from a recognized institution.
Age: Between 18 and 35 years old.
Status: Must be currently unemployed.
Location: Preference is often given to applicants residing in the same province/district where the office is located.
4. Key Areas of Exposure
Participants will be placed in various departments within SASSA, including:
Grant Administration: Assisting with the processing of social grants.
Customer Service: Attending to public enquiries and front-desk duties.
Administration: Filing, data capturing, and general office support.
Finance & HR: Basic accounting and human resource support functions.
5. Required Documents
Ensure you have certified copies (not older than 6 months) of:
Comprehensive CV.
Valid South African ID.
Matric Certificate.
Academic Transcript/Qualifications (e.g., N6 certificate or Letter from TVET college).
Proof of Residence.
6. How to Apply
SASSA applications are generally handled via the Z83 Form or through specific provincial recruitment portals.
Download the Z83 Form: Ensure it is the latest version (2021).
Application Method: Check the specific advertisement for whether to hand-deliver to a regional office or apply via a digital link.
Official Portal: Monitor the
SASSA Careers Page for official regional intake announcements.
7. Important Reminders
No Fee: SASSA does not charge any money for applications. Beware of scams.
Employment Equity: SASSA is an equal opportunity employer; people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
Selection: Shortlisted candidates will be subject to personal suitability checks, including reference checks and qualification verification.
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