Just finished your N6 in Electrical Engineering and need workplace experience to qualify for your National Diploma? The South African Weather Service (SAWS) TVET Learnerships 2026 offer an 18-month paid Work Integrated Learning (WIL) opportunity in Centurion. This programme helps young South Africans turn classroom knowledge into real engineering skills.
About the South African Weather Service (SAWS)
The South African Weather Service is the country’s official national meteorological authority. SAWS monitors weather and climate conditions, issues early warnings for severe weather, and supports sectors such as aviation, agriculture, marine operations, and disaster management.
By hosting TVET students, SAWS contributes to skills development, youth employment, and technical training in South Africa.
About the TVET WIL Programme
The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Programme is designed for TVET College students who have completed their N6 qualification and require 18 months of practical experience to obtain a National Diploma.
Interns will work in a professional technical environment, gaining hands-on exposure aligned with national skills demand.
Programme Overview
- Programme: SAWS TVET Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
- Duration: 18 months
- Location: Centurion, Gauteng
- Positions available: 3
- Reference number: SAWSELECTRICWIL 2026
- Monthly stipend: R5,500
Field of Study Required
Only the following qualification will be considered:
- Electrical Engineering (N6 – TVET College)
Minimum Requirements
Applicants must meet all of the following:
- Have completed N6 in Electrical Engineering
- Have not completed more than 12 months of workplace experience after N6
- Be able to provide:
- Certified copies of N3–N6 Certificates of Achievement
- An official letter from a TVET College confirming that 18 months of practical training is required for a National Diploma
- A detailed CV with ID number and contact details
Applicants with Disabilities
- Candidates with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply
- A medical letter from a registered doctor confirming the disability must be submitted
Stipend & Conditions
- Monthly stipend: R5,500
- Interns must arrange their own accommodation and transport
- Completion of the programme does not guarantee permanent employment
- The experience significantly improves employability in engineering and technical fields
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted online via the South African Weather Service careers portal.
Application Steps:
- Create a user account on the SAWS website
- Search for the WIL opportunity using Reference: SAWSELECTRICWIL 2026
- Upload:
- Detailed CV
- Certified N3–N6 certificates
- TVET College confirmation letter
👉 Apply for the South African Weather Service TVET WIL Programme 2026
Closing Date
🗓 10 January 2026
⚠️ If you do not receive feedback within four weeks after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
Why This Opportunity Matters
- Earn while gaining required diploma experience
- Work at a national public entity
- Build hands-on electrical engineering skills
- Strengthen your CV for future employment
- Step closer to qualifying as a National Diploma graduate
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