SASSA is inviting South African applicants to apply for its TVET Work Integrated Learning and Internship Programme 2026, with opportunities for TVET N6 learners, diploma graduates and degree graduates. The programme includes monthly stipends of R5,639.75 for WIL placements and R7,860.50 for internships, with applications closing on 12 June 2026.
The South African Social Security Agency has also advertised Grants Administrator x2 posts, giving qualifying applicants a chance to apply for permanent employment in the public sector.
For applicants who want government workplace experience in administration, finance, ICT, legal services, HR, grants administration or compliance, this is a strong opportunity to consider.
What Is The SASSA TVET Work Integrated Learning And Internship Programme 2026?
The SASSA TVET Work Integrated Learning and Internship Programme 2026 gives unemployed applicants practical workplace exposure in a government environment.
The opportunities are aimed at different groups.
TVET N6 learners who need workplace experience to complete their National Diploma can apply for Work Integrated Learning placements.
Graduates with degrees, diplomas, B-Tech qualifications or an LLB can apply for the internship programme.
The programme is based in Limpopo Province.
What Opportunities Are Available At SASSA?
SASSA has advertised three main opportunity categories.
They include:
- Permanent Grants Administrator x2 posts
- Work Integrated Learning placements for TVET N6 learners
- Internship placements for graduates
These opportunities cover different fields, including human resources, finance, facilities, grants administration, ICT, legal services, fraud and compliance.
What Are The Main Programme Details?
Here is a quick overview of the available opportunities:
- Organisation: South African Social Security Agency
- Province: Limpopo
- Permanent vacancy: Grants Administrator x2
- Grants Administrator salary: R237,453 – R279,708 per annum
- Work Integrated Learning posts: 8 positions
- WIL duration: Up to 18 months
- WIL stipend: R5,639.75 per month
- Internship posts: 3 positions
- Internship duration: 24 months
- Internship stipend: R7,860.50 per month
- Closing date: 12 June 2026
Applicants should apply for the correct opportunity and use the correct reference number.
What Is The Grants Administrator Opportunity?
SASSA is recruiting Grants Administrator x2 posts.
The position is listed at Level 05 with a salary of R237,453 – R279,708 per annum, excluding benefits.
The post is based at the Maruleng Local Office under the Mopani District.
Reference number: SASLIM 06/05/2026
Who Can Apply For The Grants Administrator Posts?
Applicants must have a Senior Certificate / Matric.
Applicants must also have an undergraduate qualification at NQF Level 6 recognised by SAQA.
Accepted study fields include:
- Public Administration
- Public Management
- Business Administration
- Economics
- Development Studies
- Commerce
- Social Sciences
- Social Security
- Law
- Information Technology
Computer literacy is required.
A valid driver’s licence will be an added advantage.
What Will Grants Administrators Do?
Successful candidates will support SASSA’s grants administration services.
Duties may include:
- Providing customer care services
- Processing grant applications
- Capturing beneficiary information
- Performing beneficiary maintenance functions
- Administering medical bookings
- Supporting grant assessments
- Providing outreach services
- Scanning and batching grant files for processing
This role is suitable for applicants who are organised, service-focused and able to work with public service information.
What Is The Work Integrated Learning Programme?
The Work Integrated Learning Programme is for TVET College learners who completed N6 and need workplace experience to qualify for a National Diploma.
The WIL placements run for up to 18 months.
Successful candidates will receive a monthly stipend of R5,639.75.
This programme is especially useful for TVET learners who need practical experience to complete their qualification.
Which Human Capital Management WIL Posts Are Available?
SASSA has 3 Human Capital Management WIL posts.
Qualification required: N6 Human Resources Management
Available placements include:
- Vhembe District — Reference number: SAS LIM 01/2026
- Mopani District — Reference number: SAS LIM 02/2026
- Limpopo Regional Office — Reference number: SAS LIM 03/2026
These posts are suitable for applicants who want HR workplace experience in a public sector environment.
Which Facilities Management WIL Post Is Available?
SASSA has 1 Facilities Management and Auxiliary Support WIL post.
Qualification required: N6 Public Management, Public Administration or Business Management
Placement: Limpopo Regional Office
Reference number: SAS LIM 04/2026
This opportunity is suitable for applicants interested in office support, facilities coordination and administrative operations.
Which Finance WIL Posts Are Available?
SASSA has 2 Finance WIL posts.
Qualification required: N6 Financial Accounting or Financial Management
Available placements include:
- Sekhukhune District — Reference number: SAS LIM 05/2026
- Limpopo Regional Office — Reference number: SAS LIM 06/2026
These posts are suitable for applicants who want practical experience in finance administration and public sector financial processes.
Which Grants Administration WIL Posts Are Available?
SASSA has 2 Grants Administration WIL posts.
Qualification required: N6 Operations Management, Public Management, Public Administration or Financial Accounting
Available placements include:
- Waterberg, Mookgophong — Reference number: SAS LIM 07/2026
- Capricorn, Blouberg — Reference number: SAS LIM 08/2026
These opportunities are suitable for TVET learners who want exposure to grants administration and service delivery support.
What Internship Opportunities Are Available?
SASSA is also offering 24-month internship opportunities for graduates.
Successful interns will receive a monthly stipend of R7,860.50.
The available internship fields are:
- Information and Communication Technology
- Legal Services
- Fraud and Compliance
These internships are suitable for graduates who want public sector workplace experience in specialised support functions.
What Is The ICT Internship About?
SASSA has 1 Information and Communication Technology Internship post.
Location: Limpopo Regional Office
Reference number: SAS LIM 09/2026
Qualification required: Degree, B-Tech or National Diploma in Information Technology
This opportunity is suitable for graduates who want experience in ICT support and digital systems within a government environment.
What Is The Legal Services Internship About?
SASSA has 1 Legal Services Internship post.
Location: Limpopo Regional Office
Reference number: SAS LIM 10/2026
Qualification required: Bachelor of Laws, LLB
This internship is suitable for law graduates who want practical exposure to legal services in the public sector.
What Is The Fraud And Compliance Internship About?
SASSA has 1 Fraud and Compliance Internship post.
Location: Limpopo Regional Office
Reference number: SAS LIM 11/2026
Qualification required: Degree, B-Tech or National Diploma in Forensic Investigation or Compliance Management
This opportunity is suitable for graduates interested in investigation, compliance, ethics and risk-related work.
Who Should Apply For These Opportunities?
Applicants must be South African citizens.
TVET N6 graduates may apply for the Work Integrated Learning opportunities.
Degree, Diploma, B-Tech and LLB graduates may apply for the internship opportunities.
Internship applicants must be between 18 and 35 years old.
Persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
What Employment Equity Details Should Applicants Know?
SASSA may give preference to candidates in line with Employment Equity targets.
The Agency encourages applications from African males and females, persons living with disabilities, white males and females, coloured males, and Indian males and females.
Applicants should make sure their demographic information is correctly included where required.
What Documents Are Required?
Applicants must submit the correct documents.
Required documents include:
- Comprehensive CV
- Completed new Z83 form
- Correct reference number
- Correct position title
- Identity number
- Race and gender details
- References with full contact details
Applicants should also state computer literacy and driver’s licence information in the CV where applicable.
Applicants who need the latest form can use this new Z83 form download guide before preparing their application.
Applications with missing information, wrong reference numbers or incorrect email addresses may not be considered.
Itumeleng’s Insider Tip: Do not use the same CV for every SASSA opportunity without adjusting it. A Finance WIL CV should highlight accounting subjects, while an ICT internship CV should highlight systems, software, troubleshooting and digital skills.
How Can Applicants Apply?
Applications must be submitted to the correct email address or office listed in the advert.
Applicants must use the correct reference number and position title.
Applications sent to the wrong email address will not be considered.
Which Email Address Should Applicants Use?
Applicants must use the correct email address for the office or district linked to the opportunity.
Use the relevant email address below:
- 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
Applicants should double-check the district, reference number and position title before sending the application.
What Should Applicants Write In The Email Subject Line?
Applicants should use a clear subject line that includes the position and reference number.
Example:
Application for Human Capital Management WIL – SAS LIM 01/2026
or
Application for Legal Services Internship – SAS LIM 10/2026
A clear subject line helps the recruitment team identify the application correctly.
What Should Applicants Check Before Sending?
Before submitting the application, check everything carefully.
Make sure:
- The Z83 form is completed
- The Z83 form is signed
- The CV is updated
- The correct reference number is included
- The correct position title is included
- Your ID number is included
- Your race and gender details are included
- Your references have full contact details
- Computer literacy is stated, where applicable
- Driver’s licence details are stated, where applicable
- The application is sent to the correct email address
- The application is sent before the closing date
Small errors can lead to disqualification.
Take time to check all details before sending.
Why Are These SASSA Opportunities Worth Considering?
These opportunities can help applicants gain valuable government workplace experience.
TVET learners can complete workplace exposure required for their National Diploma.
Graduates can gain practical experience in ICT, law, fraud, compliance and administration-related environments.
The permanent Grants Administrator posts also offer a pathway into public sector employment for applicants who meet the requirements.
For young applicants who want experience in government service delivery, SASSA can provide meaningful exposure to public-facing work.
When Is The Closing Date?
The closing date for the SASSA TVET Work Integrated Learning and Internship Programme 2026 is 12 June 2026.
Applicants are encouraged to apply before the deadline.
Late applications may not be considered.
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Final Thoughts
The SASSA TVET Learnerships and Internships 2026 offer important opportunities for unemployed South African applicants in Limpopo.
The intake includes permanent Grants Administrator posts, Work Integrated Learning placements for TVET N6 learners, and graduate internships in ICT, legal services, fraud and compliance.
Applicants should prepare a complete CV, fill in the new Z83 form, use the correct reference number and send the application to the correct email address before 12 June 2026.
