If you’ve completed your N6 qualification and are struggling to get work experience, the Mopani TVET College In-Service Training Programme 2026 could be your breakthrough.
This 18-month workplace placement programme helps students move from theory to real-world experience — a critical step to finally obtaining your National Diploma.
Programme Overview
- Programme: In-Service Training (Workplace Placement)
- Duration: 18 Months
- Location: Phalaborwa
- Closing Date: 27 March 2026
- Application Method: Physical submission
- Preference: Mopani TVET graduates
Fields Available
Placements are open to students who completed N6 in:
- Management Assistant
- Marketing Management
- Business Management
- Human Resources Management
- Tourism Management
- Financial Management
💡 These fields are in high demand across both government and private sectors.
You can also:
- View latest Internships
- View latest Learnerships
- View Latest Bursaries
- View latest Government jobs
- Scholarships
Minimum Requirements
To qualify, you must:
- Have completed N6 (N4–N6, all 12 subjects)
- Be between 18 – 35 years old
- Be unemployed
- Studied in one of the listed fields
Important:
- Management Assistant students must have Information Processing (IP) at N6 level
- Preference is given to Mopani TVET graduates
Required Documents
Make sure your application is complete:
- Detailed CV
- Application letter
- Certified copies of:
- N4–N6 certificates / results
- South African ID
- In-Service Training letter from your college
- Affidavit confirming:
- You are not part of any SETA-funded programme
- You haven’t previously benefited from similar programmes
⚠️ Missing documents = automatic disqualification
How to Apply
Submit your application physically to:
Human Resource Management Department
Corporate Centre
Cnr Combretum & Haarlem Street
Phalaborwa
Private Bag X 01024
Enquiries: 015 781 5721/5
Selection Process
Shortlisted candidates may go through:
- Screening & shortlisting
- Competency assessments
- Interviews
💡 This means your CV and application must be strong and tailored.
Why This Programme Matters
For many TVET students, this is the missing link between qualification and employment.
After completing the programme, you can:
- Qualify for your National Diploma
- Apply for entry-level jobs like:
- HR Assistant
- Admin Clerk
- Marketing Assistant
- Finance Clerk
- Access internships or permanent roles
Pro Tips to Increase Your Chances
- Tailor your CV to your field
- Highlight N4–N6 practical subjects
- Submit early (avoid last-day rush)
- Prepare for interviews in advance
FAQ
Is this programme paid?
Not specified — confirm during enquiry.
Can non-Mopani students apply?
Yes, but Mopani students get preference.
Is this a permanent job?
No, it’s a temporary 18-month training programme.
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Final Thoughts
The Mopani TVET In-Service Training Programme 2026 is more than just placement — it’s your gateway to employment.
If you’ve completed N6 and need practical experience, don’t miss this opportunity.
Apply before 27 March 2026

Mbalizuke Nkosi
Mbalizuke Nkosi is the editorial voice behind YouthScope.co.za, a South African youth-focused platform dedicated to sharing opportunities, education updates, and career development information. The editorial team focuses on producing clear, reliable, and easy-to-understand content for students, job seekers, and young professionals.
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