Basic Traffic Officers Diploma Learnership 2026/2027: Earn R5 000 Monthly While Training in Mpumalanga
Basic Traffic Officers Diploma Learnership 2026/2027: Earn R5 000 Monthly While Training in Mpumalanga
The Mpumalanga Department of Community Safety, Security and Liaison is inviting applications for its Basic Traffic Officers Diploma Learnership Programme 2026/2027.
The programme aims to equip qualifying young people residing in Mpumalanga with knowledge and skills in traffic law enforcement. Successful applicants will enter into a 12-month contract, receive a R5 000 monthly stipend, and undertake training at the Mpumalanga Traffic Training College.
The supplied advert lists the closing date as 30 October 2026. Applicants should confirm the deadline and application link with the department, as other published listings show an earlier date.
Programme Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Department | Mpumalanga Department of Community Safety, Security and Liaison |
| Programme | Basic Traffic Officers Diploma Learnership |
| Intake | 2026/2027 |
| Reference number | DCSSL/05/2026 |
| Duration | 12 months |
| Monthly stipend | R5 000 |
| Qualification on completion | Diploma in Basic Traffic Officer, NQF Level 4 |
| Training centre | Mpumalanga Traffic Training College, Mkhuhlu (Calcutta) |
| Municipality | Bushbuckridge Local Municipality |
| Closing date on supplied advert | 30 October 2026 |
What Is the Programme About?
The learnership provides a structured route for qualifying applicants to develop skills in traffic law enforcement. It combines the opportunity to work towards a formal qualification with a monthly stipend during the training period.
According to the advert, learners who complete the programme will receive a Diploma in Basic Traffic Officer at NQF Level 4.
Applicants should understand that this is a training opportunity under a 12-month contract. The advert does not promise permanent employment after completion.
Who Can Apply?
The department is targeting youth residing in Mpumalanga. Applicants must meet the following minimum requirements:
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Have a Grade 12 certificate.
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Hold at least a Code B driving licence.
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Be a South African citizen.
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Have no criminal record.
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Be fit and proper for the demands of the programme.
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Undergo the required driving and competency tests.
Shortlisted candidates will undergo a medical assessment to establish their fitness for strenuous exercises.
The supplied advert does not state a specific age range or the number of available places. Applicants should avoid assuming additional eligibility conditions and contact the department if clarification is needed.
Where Will Training Take Place?
Training will be conducted at the Mpumalanga Traffic Training College at Mkhuhlu (Calcutta), within the Bushbuckridge Local Municipality.
Applicants should consider the location when deciding whether they can commit to the programme. The supplied advert does not specify arrangements for accommodation, meals or transport.
Monthly Stipend
Successful candidates will receive a stipend of R5 000 per month during the programme.
The stipend is financial support linked to participation in the learnership. Applicants should assess their likely transport and living costs before accepting an offer.
Screening and Assessments
The department states that selection will follow Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) guidelines.
Personnel suitability checks will include:
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Qualification verification.
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Criminal-record checks.
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Citizenship verification.
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Financial-record checks.
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Driving-licence verification.
Candidates will also be subjected to driving and competency tests. All shortlisted applicants must undertake two pre-entry assessments: a practical exercise and an integrity assessment focusing on ethical conduct.
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee shortlisting. Selection will depend on the applications received and the department’s assessment process.
How to Apply
The supplied advert directs applicants to an online application link displayed at the top of the notice.
Applicants are instructed to complete the required new Z83 application information through the online system and upload a detailed CV.
Your CV must include at least three reference persons and their contact details. It should clearly present your qualifications, driving licence and any relevant experience.
Copies of qualifications and other relevant supporting documents will be required from shortlisted candidates only, on or before the interview date.
When applying:
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Confirm the correct application link with the department.
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Use reference number DCSSL/05/2026.
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Complete all required application information accurately.
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Upload a detailed CV with at least three contactable references.
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Review your information before submitting.
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Keep any submission confirmation provided.
Incomplete or inaccurate information may result in disqualification.
Employment Equity
The department encourages applications from candidates of all races, particularly persons with albinism, who meet the advertised requirements.
It also states its intention to promote representivity in terms of race, gender and disability.
Enquiries
Applicants can contact the following officials for information about the programme:
| Contact person | Telephone |
|---|---|
| Mr G Mnisi | 013 766 4019 |
| Ms S Masango | 017 811 1497 |
| Ms N Mathebula | 013 766 9512 |
| Ms A Seku | 013 766 4905 |
Contact numbers above are transcribed from the supplied advert.
Important Closing-Date Information
The attached poster states 30 October 2026, while other published listings for reference **DCSSL/05
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