The City of Mbombela invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Traffic Officer Learnership Programme vacancies. The closing date for applications is 3 November 2025.
The City of Mbombela is a local government in Mpumalanga Province that wants to give young people a chance to learn a real job. They’ve set up a 12‑month training course that turns you into a traffic officer – the person who keeps roads safe and helps drivers follow the rules. If you love helping others and want a steady paycheck, this could be your chance.
What You’ll Get
- Full training that follows the National Road Traffic Act, Act 93 of 1996.
- Hands‑on work on real traffic duties – checking licences, directing traffic, and teaching road safety.
- Stipend of R6,500 a month while you learn.
- No extra benefits – just the stipend for the 12 months.
There are 25 spots available for the programme.
Who Can Apply?
- You must have a Grade 12 Certificate (Matric).
- You need a valid driving licence.
- You must be under 35 years old.
- Have no criminal record or pending cases.
- Be physically fit and ready for some training.
- Be a South African citizen and resident of the City of Mbombela.
- Proof of residence (not older than 3 months) and your Ward Number are required.
What’s Involved
During the year you’ll learn:
- How to enforce traffic laws.
- How to give safety tips to drivers and motorists.
- How to manage traffic in busy areas and special events.
- How to keep a clear record of incidents and reports.
You’ll do both classroom learning and real‑world practice so you finish ready to work on the road.
How to Apply
Send your application with these documents:
- A clear Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Certified copy of your Identity Document.
- Certified copies of your qualifications and certificates.
- Proof of residence (not older than 3 months).
Send to:
Senior Manager, Human Resources
City of Mbombela
P.O. Box 45, Mbombela 1200
Or hand‑deliver to:
1 Nel Street, Civic Centre, Mbombela
Glass Office 1, 3rd Floor
Important Notes
- Shortlisted candidates will undergo checks – look at your records, references, job history, and criminal background.
- If you lie or hide information, you’ll be disqualified.
- If you haven’t heard back within 30 days after the closing date, your application was not successful.
Equal Employment
The City of Mbombela is committed to equal opportunities. Women and people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
Give It a Go
This is a real chance to start a career in traffic law enforcement, help make roads safer, and serve your community proudly. Apply today and see where a 12‑month learnership can take you.
For more training and bursary options while you apply:
SETA Bursaries you can still apply for this year
Contact
Human Resources Division:
Tel: 013 759 2095 / 9145 / 9970 / 9037
