A rare government-funded Work Integrated Learning opportunity just opened for N6 graduates. The National Treasury WIL Programme offers 14 paid placements in Pretoria, an 18-month structured training period, and a stipend of R79 911 per year — helping TVET graduates finally complete their National Diploma requirements.
If you have completed your N6 certificate but still need workplace training, the National Treasury (South Africa) Work Integrated Learning Programme 2026 could help you finish your qualification.
The programme offers 14 structured placements in Pretoria for TVET graduates who must complete 18 months of Work Integrated Learning (WIL) before receiving their National Diploma.
Participants receive an annual stipend of R79 911, while gaining practical experience inside one of South Africa’s most important government departments.
Application deadline: 27 March 2026 at 12:00 PM (midday).
What Is the National Treasury WIL Programme?
The WIL Programme provides practical workplace training for TVET N6 graduates.
Many TVET qualifications require 18 months of approved industry experience before graduates can convert their N6 certificate into a National Diploma.
Through this programme, **National Treasury (South Africa) offers structured training placements within key government divisions.
Participants gain experience in:
- Government financial systems
- Administrative operations
- HR and public management processes
- Strategic government communication
The programme runs for 18 months and is based in Pretoria.
What Is the Stipend for the Programme?
Participants receive a stipend of R79 911 per year.
This equals approximately:
- R6 659 per month before deductions.
The stipend is designed to support graduates while they complete their workplace training.
Which WIL Posts Are Available?
The 14 placements are divided across two directorates.
Asset and Liability Management Division
Available posts include:
- Financial Management — 3 positions
- Business Management — 3 positions
- Marketing Management — 3 positions
- Office Administration — 1 position
Corporate Services Division
Available posts include:
- Public Management / Office Administration (ICT Records Management) — 2 positions
- Human Resources Management — 2 positions
Applicants should apply for the post aligned with their N6 qualification.
What Skills Will Participants Gain?
Each placement focuses on building practical workplace skills.
Financial Management
Learners gain exposure to:
- Government financial systems
- Budget monitoring
- Financial reporting processes
Business Management
Participants may assist with:
- Operational coordination
- Project administration
- Stakeholder communication
Marketing Management
Tasks may include:
- Communication support
- Event coordination
- Stakeholder engagement
Office Administration
Learners help with:
- Records management
- Scheduling and document control
- Office administration systems
Public Management (ICT Records Management)
Exposure includes:
- Government records systems
- Information management
- Compliance processes
Human Resources Management
Participants assist with:
- Recruitment administration
- HR records management
- Employee support processes
Who Can Apply for the National Treasury WIL Programme?
To qualify, applicants must meet these requirements.
Basic Eligibility
Applicants must:
- Be South African citizens
- Have completed an N6 certificate in one of the following fields:
- Financial Management
- Business Management
- Marketing Management
- Office Administration
- Public Management
- Human Resources Management
- Require Work Integrated Learning to complete a National Diploma
- Be willing to commit to the full 18-month programme
- Be able to work in Pretoria
This programme is specifically designed for TVET graduates who still need WIL experience.
What Documents Should You Prepare?
Although the official advertisement may vary, government applications typically require:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of South African ID
- N6 certificate
- Academic transcript
- Proof of residence (if requested)
Make sure all documents are clear, certified, and uploaded correctly.
How Do You Apply for the National Treasury WIL Programme?
Applications must be submitted online through the official recruitment portal.
Step 1: Visit the eRecruitment Portal
Go to the official National Treasury (South Africa) recruitment website.
Application portal:
https://erecruitment.treasury.gov.za/eRecruitment
Step 2: Create or Log Into Your Account
Register a new profile or log in if you already have one.
Step 3: Find the WIL Post
Search for the Work Integrated Learning Programme 2026 or the specific post related to your N6 qualification.
Step 4: Upload Your Documents
Attach all required documents before submitting your application.
Step 5: Submit Before the Deadline
Ensure your application is submitted before 27 March 2026 at 12:00 PM (midday).
Late applications are not accepted.
For enquiries, email:
erecruitment@treasury.gov.za
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Final Thoughts
The National Treasury (South Africa) Work Integrated Learning Programme 2026 is one of the most valuable WIL opportunities available to TVET graduates.
It provides:
- 18 months of structured workplace training
- A government-recognized placement
- A yearly stipend while gaining experience
For N6 graduates who still need WIL to complete their National Diploma, this programme could be the step that finally turns your qualification into a full diploma.
Submit your application before 27 March 2026 at 12:00 PM.
