Getting real workplace experience is essential for TVET graduates who want to start a career now. The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) programme offered by MICT SETA in partnership with Gert Sibande TVET College gives you a chance to earn that experience before the competition gets tougher.
What the opportunity is
Gert Sibande TVET College, together with MICT SETA, is offering 20 Work Integrated Learning (WIL) placements for graduates of the Business Studies stream. The placements run for 18 months and are based with organisations in the Gert Sibande region.
Who can apply (requirements)
- Completed N4–N6 in Marketing Management or Business Management at Gert Sibande TVET College
- Age between 18 and 35 years
- South African citizen with a clean criminal record
- Proficient in English
- Currently unemployed and not studying or planning to study during the 18‑month period
- Not involved in any other learnership or training
- Never participated in a SETA‑funded WIL programme before
- Preferably volunteering – you must attach a recent, stamped confirmation letter if you claim this preference
What you gain (benefits and skills)
The WIL placement gives you on‑the‑job training that employers value. You will learn:
- Office administration and records management
- Customer service and sales support
- Marketing assistance and business operations
- Project and procurement administration
- Basic HR and data capture tasks
These skills improve your CV and increase your chances of getting a permanent job after the programme.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather the required documents:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of your ID (issued within the last 6 months)
- Certified copies of your Matric, NCV (Level 2–4) and N4–N6 certificates
- Arrange the documents in this order:
- Cover page (optional)
- CV
- ID copy
- All certificates
- Hand‑deliver the folder to any Gert Sibande TVET College campus, directly to the SSS Office / Career Guidance & Job Placement centre.
- If you cannot deliver in person, email the same documents to int2@gscollege.edu.za.
- Make sure you submit before 31 July 2026 at 12:00. Late applications will not be considered.
Tips to improve your chances
- Get your documents certified early – queues close to the deadline are long.
- Proofread your CV; keep it clear and professional.
- If you are volunteering, attach a current stamped confirmation letter.
- Deliver your application a few days before the deadline to avoid transport or weather delays.
- Double‑check that all required papers are included and that contact numbers are correct.
Next steps
If you meet all the criteria, start preparing your application today. The WIL programme is competitive, but a well‑organised, complete application puts you in a strong position. Good luck, and remember that the experience you gain here can open doors to roles such as administrative clerk, marketing assistant, sales administrator, or customer‑service consultant.
