Limpopo Department of Health Temporary Malaria General Worker Jobs 2026
The Limpopo Department of Health has opened applications for 350 Temporary Malaria General Worker positions under its malaria control programme.
The opportunity is aimed at unemployed South Africans with Grade 12 (Matric) or an equivalent NQF Level 4 qualification who want to gain practical workplace experience while supporting public health services in Limpopo.
Successful applicants will work for 132 days and receive a daily stipend of R310 while assisting malaria prevention teams across five Limpopo districts.
These temporary positions provide unemployed youth with an opportunity to gain experience in community health, environmental monitoring, field operations and government health programmes.
Employer Details
Employer: Limpopo Department of Health
Programme: Temporary Malaria General Worker Programme 2026
Number of Positions: 350
Location: Limpopo Province
Available Districts:
- Mopani District – 161 positions
- Vhembe District – 161 positions
- Waterberg District – 11 positions
- Sekhukhune District – 5 positions
- Capricorn District – 12 positions
Duration: 132 days
Employment Type: Temporary Grant-Funded Employment
Closing Date: 03 August 2026
About the Limpopo Department of Health
The Limpopo Department of Health provides healthcare services throughout the province and manages various public health programmes.
The malaria control programme focuses on preventing malaria infections through activities such as:
- Indoor residual spraying
- Environmental surveillance
- Community awareness
- Disease monitoring
- Field support activities
Temporary malaria workers assist teams responsible for protecting communities against malaria outbreaks.
Requirements
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Must be a South African citizen
- Must be unemployed
- Must have Grade 12 (Matric) or an equivalent NQF Level 4 qualification
- Must have basic reading skills
- Must have basic writing skills
- Must have basic calculation skills
- Must be physically fit
- Must be able to carry malaria spraying equipment
- Must be willing to work with chemicals
- Must not be receiving another government grant or stipend
- Must not be studying full-time
Additional conditions:
- Female applicants should not be pregnant or breastfeeding due to chemical exposure requirements.
- Pregnancy testing may be conducted before and during the programme.
Job Responsibilities
Successful candidates may assist malaria teams with:
- Mixing insecticides
- Loading and unloading equipment
- Preparing households before spraying
- Moving and covering furniture during spraying operations
- Cleaning malaria stations
- Cleaning vehicles
- Maintaining spray equipment
- Completing spray documentation
- Capturing operational information
- Environmental surveillance
- Community surveillance
- General support duties
Salary / Stipend
Stipend: R310 per day
Programme Duration: 132 days
Salary/Stipend: R310 daily stipend provided through the malaria control programme.
Documents Needed
Applicants should prepare:
- Completed new Z83 Application Form
- Comprehensive CV
- Certified ID copy (only required when shortlisted)
- Certified qualifications (only required when shortlisted)
- Proof of relevant supporting documents where applicable
Applicants must ensure:
- Correct contact details are included
- Qualifications are clearly listed
- The correct district/facility application link is used
How to Apply
Follow these steps:
- Download and complete the new Z83 Application Form.
- Prepare a detailed and updated CV.
- Choose your preferred Limpopo district and facility.
- Use the official online application link allocated to that facility.
- Complete the online application process.
- Upload all required documents.
- Submit your application before 03 August 2026.
Important: Applicants must quote the correct circular number or reference (LDH). Do not use S4/1/1 as this is for internal correspondence.
Official Application Link
Applicants must apply using the official online application links provided in the Limpopo Department of Health recruitment circular.
Expert Guidance
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How many positions are available?
There are 350 Temporary Malaria General Worker positions available.
Who can apply for the Limpopo malaria jobs?
Unemployed South African applicants with Grade 12 or an equivalent NQF Level 4 qualification can apply if they meet the requirements.
Is this a permanent job?
No. These are temporary grant-funded positions lasting 132 days.
How much is the stipend?
Successful candidates will receive R310 per day.
Do I need previous work experience?
No. Previous experience is not listed as a requirement.
Can full-time students apply?
No. Applicants who are engaged in full-time studies are not eligible.
Where are the jobs located?
Positions are available in:
- Mopani
- Vhembe
- Waterberg
- Sekhukhune
- Capricorn
When does the application close?
Applications close on 03 August 2026.
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Opportunity Verification
✅ Published by: YouthScope Editorial Team
✅ Last Updated: 28 July 2026
✅ Information Source: Official Limpopo Department of Health announcement
✅ Status: Reviewed for accuracy
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