
Letaba TVET College invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their apprenticeship and internship vacancies.
The closing date for applications is 30 January 2026.
Quick Snapshot
| What you need to know | Details |
|---|---|
| College | Letaba TVET College |
| Program Types | Apprenticeships & Internships (Workplace‑Based Learning) |
| Funding | merSETA |
| Program Years | 2026 / 2027 |
| How long? | Apprenticeship – 3 years Internship – 18 to 24 months |
| Location | Limpopo Province (approved work sites) |
| Stipend | Yes, for internship placements |
| Who can join? | Unemployed South Africans aged 18‑35, TVET students and graduates |
| Who gets a boost? | Former Letaba TVET College students |
| Disability Support | People with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply |
1. 2026/2027 merSETA Apprenticeship Programme
What’s it All About?
This apprenticeship is a structured learning path that mixes classroom study with real job experience. You’ll learn to become a skilled electrician while working at approved sites.
Open Spots
| Trade | Number of Posts | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Electrician | 15 | LTC 15/01/2026 |
Minimum Requirements
- Education: Either N3 Electrical Engineering or NCV Level 4 Electrical Engineering, with all subjects passed.
- Employment Status: You must be unemployed.
- Previous Learning: You should not have done a previous apprenticeship or learnership.
Letaba TVET College students get priority, but anyone who meets the criteria can apply.
How to Apply
- Bring your application in person (no email).
- Bring these papers:
- A detailed CV
- Copies of your qualifications
- Completed Z83 Application Form
- A copy of your South African ID
Drop them off at:
Letaba TVET College – Central Office
1 Claude Wheatley Street
Tzaneen, 0850
Only shortlisted candidates will need to provide certified copies of the documents.
2. 2026/27 Internship / Workplace‑Based Learning Programme
Who’s It For?
- Unemployed South Africans who are students or graduates.
- Ages 18‑35.
- Hold a Grade 12, NQF Level 4, or NQF Level 5/6 qualification.
- First‑time participants in such internships.
What You Get
- A monthly stipend.
- Placement inside Limpopo Province.
Open Positions
| Level | Field | Posts | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| NQF 4 | Hospitality | 3 | LET/01/2026 |
| NQF 4 | Tourism | 1 | LET/01/2026 |
| NQF 4 | Finance, Economics & Accounting | 1 | LET/01/2026 |
| NQF 5 | Engineering Studies | 9 | LET/02/2026 |
| NQF 5 / N6 | Electrical Engineering | 5 | – |
| NQF 5 / N6 | Financial Management | 5 | – |
| NQF 5 / N6 | Management Assistant | 5 | – |
| NQF 5 / N6 | Marketing Management | 5 | – |
| NQF 5 / N6 | Business Management | 5 | – |
Application Package
- Detailed CV
- Certified copies of:
- Grade 12 results
- NQF Level 4 or Level 5/6 certificates
- Certified ID copy
Sending Your Application
Email your complete package to the address provided on the official notice.
The deadline is 30 January 2026 – late applications are not accepted.
Important Rules
- Placements stay within Limpopo Province.
- Only one application per category; you cannot repeat a past internship or apprenticeship in the same field.
- Students from all public TVET colleges are welcome.
- Applicants with disabilities are strongly encouraged.
- Letaba TVET College alumni receive priority.
How to Get the Most Out of This Opportunity
Tips for a Strong Application
- Start early – don’t wait until the last minute.
- Keep your CV tidy, up‑to‑date, and truthful.
- Use the exact reference number for the role you’re applying to.
- Only send certified copies when the program asks for them.
- If you studied at Letaba TVET College, make that clear in your application.
What Happens After the Programme?
Completing an apprenticeship or internship can open many doors:
- Become a qualified electrician or other artisan.
- Land permanent jobs with host employers.
- Take further trade testing or specialization courses.
- Move into supervisory or technical positions.
- Pursue advanced diplomas or other occupational qualifications.
- Start your own business.
Many former interns and apprentices secure long‑term contracts or full‑time roles after finishing their placements.
Frequently Asked Questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is there a stipend? | Yes. Internships come with a monthly stipend. |
| Can students from other TVET colleges apply? | Yes – all public TVET students can apply. |
| Can I apply for both apprenticeship and internship? | Yes, if you meet the requirements for each. |
| Will I be placed outside Limpopo? | No – all placements are within Limpopo. |
| Can I email my apprenticeship application? | No – you must hand‑deliver it. |
Remember: The official application deadline is 30 January 2026.
Good luck, and don’t forget to double‑check every instruction before you submit.




