Tsube Maraka Pula Holdings 2026 Marketing Management WIL Apply 20 July

If you are a TVET graduate looking for practical experience right now, the Tsube Maraka Pula Holdings (TMPH) Work Integrated Learning (WIL) placement in Marketing Management could be exactly what you need.

What the opportunity is

TMPH is offering an 18‑month Marketing Management Work Integrated Learning (WIL) placement for 20 TVET learners. Successful participants will receive a monthly stipend of R3 800. The placement will take place at the company’s head office in Pretoria.

Who can apply (eligibility)

• You are 35 years old or younger.
• You hold a TVET qualification in Marketing Management.
• You are currently unemployed.
• You are not participating in any SETA‑funded programme.

What you will gain

• Hands‑on workplace exposure in a real marketing department.
• Development of practical skills that employers look for.
• Mentorship from experienced marketing professionals.
• A solid entry on your CV that can improve future job prospects.
• Financial support of R3 800 per month to cover basic expenses.

How to apply – step by step

1. Gather the following documents:
   1. Police‑certified copy of your South African ID (not older than 3 months).
   2. Police‑certified copy of your Matric certificate (not older than 3 months).
   3. Academic transcript with institution stamp, police‑certified, and dated within the last 3 months.
   4. Police affidavit stating that you are unemployed and not enrolled in any SETA‑funded programme.
2. Check that every document is correctly certified and that the dates are within three months.
3. Compose a concise email to recruitment@tsubemarakapula.co.za. Use a subject line such as “WIL Placement – Marketing Management – Your Name”.
4. Attach all documents in PDF format. Name each file clearly, e.g., “ID_JohnDoe.pdf”.
5. Send the email before the deadline of 20 July 2026 at 16:00. Keep a copy of the sent email for your records.

Tips to improve your chances

• Double‑check that every document is police‑certified and dated correctly.
• Submit your application well before the deadline to avoid last‑minute technical issues.
• Use a professional email address (preferably your name).
• Proofread the email body and the subject line for spelling or grammar errors.
• Make sure your academic transcript carries the official institution stamp.
• Keep a backup of all files in case the employer requests a resend.

Next steps

This placement is competitive, but a complete and well‑presented application will give you a strong chance. Update your CV, gather the required documents, and send your application as soon as possible. Even if you are not selected, the process will help you become familiar with South African recruitment requirements and prepare you for future opportunities.