Limpopo Health Dept Temporary Malaria Worker Jobs – closes 03 Aug 2026

The Limpopo Department of Health is now accepting applications for 350 Temporary Malaria General Worker posts. The jobs start soon, so you need to act quickly.

What the opportunity is

These are grant‑funded, short‑term positions that support the province’s malaria control programme. You will work for 132 days and receive a daily stipend of R310.

Who can apply

• Unemployed South African citizens
• Grade 12 (Matric) or an equivalent NQF Level 4 qualification
• Basic reading, writing and calculation skills
• Physically fit to carry spray equipment and handle chemicals
• Not receiving any other government grant, stipend or bursary
• Not enrolled in full‑time studies
• Female applicants must not be pregnant or breastfeeding (pregnancy testing is required)

Where the jobs are

• Mopani District – 161 posts
• Vhembe District – 161 posts
• Waterberg District – 11 posts
• Sekhukhune District – 5 posts
• Capricorn District – 12 posts

What you will do

• Mix and load insecticide for indoor residual spraying
• Help move and cover household furniture before spraying
• Clean spray equipment, vehicles and workstations
• Maintain the spray site and surrounding area
• Complete spray cards and record operational data
• Carry out environmental and community surveillance
• Assist the malaria team with any other general tasks

Skills and experience you can gain

• Teamwork and communication
• Time‑management and basic project planning
• Public‑health awareness and community engagement
• Data recording and reporting
• Safe handling of chemicals and field‑operation safety

These skills are useful for future roles such as Community Health Worker, Environmental Health Officer, EPWP projects, municipal health services or NGOs.

How to apply – step by step

1. Download the official circular from the Limpopo Department of Health website and read it carefully.
2. Complete the new Z83 application form (the correct form is mentioned in the circular).
3. Prepare a clear, up‑to‑date CV that lists your education, any volunteer work, and contact details.
4. Choose the district and specific facility where you want to work.
5. Click the online application link that is provided next to that facility on the department’s portal.
6. Upload the completed Z83 form, your CV and any other required documents.
7. Submit the application before the closing date: 03 August 2026.

Tips to improve your chances

• Read the entire advert and follow every instruction – missing a detail can lead to rejection.
• Use the correct online link for the exact facility you are applying to.
• Submit your application early; the portal can become very busy close to the deadline.
• Check that all fields are filled, the Z83 form is signed, and documents are clear and legible.
• Be honest about your qualifications and employment status; the department will verify your information.

Conclusion

This temporary role offers a real stipend while giving you hands‑on experience in public health. If you meet the eligibility criteria, gather your documents, and apply before 03 August 2026, you could be part of the team that helps keep malaria under control in Limpopo.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How many jobs are available? 350 Temporary Malaria General Worker positions.
2. What qualification do I need? Grade 12 (Matric) or an equivalent NQF Level 4 qualification.
3. Is previous work experience required? No, experience is not mandatory.
4. How much is the stipend? R310 per day.
5. How long does the programme last? 132 days.
6. Can students apply? No, you must not be enrolled in full‑time studies.
7. Can someone already receiving a government stipend apply? No, applicants must not be receiving another grant or stipend.
8. Is this permanent employment? No, the posts are temporary and grant‑funded.
9. Where are the jobs located? Mopani, Vhembe, Waterberg, Sekhukhune and Capricorn districts.
10. When is the closing date? 03 August 2026.