Learnerships & Apprenticeships
Vuselela TVET College Offers 18-Month N6 Internship to Unemployed Graduates – 2026
Vuselela TVET College is looking for suitable young people to apply for their N6 Internship Programme opportunities. The closing date for applications is 28 February 2026.
What the internship looks like every day
- You’ll spend 18 months learning real‑world skills in one of the following fields:
- Business Management
- Management Assistant
- Public Management
- Marketing Management
- Human Resource Management
- Tourism Management
- Farming Management & Mechanisation
- Think of it as a paid classroom – you get hands‑on experience, a mentor, and a chance to build a CV that employers love.
- If you’re a graduate who still needs the practical hours to finish your National Diploma, this programme is built just for that.
Why this is a good fit
- No experience required – you only need to have finished an N6 or higher TVET qualification.
- Targeted at unemployed graduates under 35 – so you can jump straight into a job‑ready position.
- Supports national skills strategy – the sectors above are in high demand across Gauteng, Cape Town, Durban, and beyond.
- Potential for a stipend – many placements include a monthly stipend; check each placement for details.
Who can apply?
| Eligibility | Detail |
|---|---|
| Age | Under 35 years old |
| Nationality | South African citizen |
| Previous WIL? | Must not have completed a Work Integrated Learning programme before |
| Disability? | Absolutely encouraged to apply |
| Vuselela alumni? | Preference given to former Vuselela TVET graduates |
What you’ll need to get ready
- Updated CV – keep it concise and proofread.
- Certified ID copy – must be issued within the last 3 months.
- Certified qualification copies (N4–N6 certificates) – also within 3 months.
- Certified completion letter from your TVET college.
- SARS registration letter – proof you’re a tax‑registered individual.
- Bank confirmation letter – to show your account details.
- Unemployment affidavit – confirming you’re on the unemployment register.
Missing any of these will mean your application is automatically rejected, so double‑check before you hit send.
How to apply step‑by‑step
- Go to the online form – Apply right here before it closes.
- Fill in your personal details – make sure all data matches your documents.
- Upload each required document – in the order listed above.
- Submit and confirm – you’ll receive an email confirmation once the form is accepted.
- Prepare for an interview – if shortlisted, you’ll be invited to a short chat. Bring a copy of your CV and be ready to talk about what you want to learn.
- Stay in touch – any changes to your address or phone number should be updated with Vuselela’s email: placement@vuselelacollege.co.za or call 018 150 0218.
Tips to stand out
- Polish your CV – use bullet points, keep it under two pages, and highlight any volunteer or part‑time work.
- Show enthusiasm – in your cover letter or interview, explain why you’re passionate about the chosen field.
- Research the industry – know the latest trends in tourism, HR, or agriculture – it shows you’re proactive.
- Practice interview skills – ask friends to do a mock interview, focus on clear answers and body language.
- Apply early – the first 100 applicants get a quick review, so don’t wait till the last day.
What happens after the internship?
| Stage | Example roles you could move into |
|---|---|
| Entry‑level | Administrative officer, HR assistant, Marketing assistant, Tourism officer, Business support officer |
| Mid‑level | Supervisor, specialist positions, government roles, corporate jobs |
| Long‑term | Finish your National Diploma, pursue higher studies, gain professional certifications, even start your own business |
The 18‑month hands‑on experience is the missing link many employers look for.
Frequently Asked Questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Can I re‑apply if I was rejected last time? | Yes – we welcome repeat applicants. |
| Are there stipends? | Most placements include a stipend; confirm with each placement. |
| Will this guarantee a permanent job? | Not guaranteed, but it hugely boosts your employability. |
| What if I have a disability? | Absolutely eligible – we’re committed to inclusive opportunities. |
| After the internship, can I get my National Diploma? | Yes, once you complete the required workplace hours. |
If you’re a young South African graduate looking to bridge the gap between study and work, this internship could be the perfect stepping stone. Don’t miss out – the deadline is 28 February 2026.
For more info, visit the Vuselela TVET College home page: Vuselela TVET College. Good luck, and keep chasing those opportunities!
