The National Treasury is inviting applications from qualified TVET N6 students for the Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Programme 2026/27. This programme provides valuable workplace experience for students who need practical training to complete their qualifications.
A total of 14 contract positions are available and successful candidates will be placed in Pretoria, Gauteng for the duration of the programme.
This opportunity is ideal for TVET College graduates who want to gain real-world experience within a government department while improving their employability and professional skills.
Programme Overview
Programme: Work Integrated Learning (WIL Programme – 2026/27)
Reference Number: GDP (WIL) – 2026
Organisation: National Treasury
Location: Pretoria
Number of Positions: 14
Contract Duration: 18 Months
Salary Level: 0
Stipend
Successful candidates will receive an all-inclusive remuneration package, which will be discussed per annum. The stipend does not include additional benefits.
Purpose of the Work Integrated Learning Programme
The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Programme is designed to give TVET N6 students practical workplace exposure so they can complete the practical component required for their qualification.
Many Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programmes require students to complete a period of workplace training before they can obtain their National Diploma. This programme provides the opportunity to gain that experience while working in a professional environment.
Through this initiative, the National Treasury aims to:
• Provide hands-on workplace training
• Help students combine theoretical knowledge with practical work experience
• Improve work readiness and employability
• Develop professional competence
• Prepare young graduates for the South African job market
Participants will work alongside experienced professionals and gain insight into how government financial and administrative systems operate.
Required Qualifications
Applicants must have completed an N6 Certificate from a TVET College in one of the following fields:
• N6 Certificate in Financial Management
• N6 Certificate in Business Management
• N6 Certificate in Marketing Management
• N6 Certificate in Office Administration
• N6 Certificate in Public Management
• N6 Certificate in Human Resources Management
Candidates must have completed the theoretical component of their N6 qualification and require practical workplace experience to obtain their diploma.
Key Performance Areas
Successful WIL learners will be placed in various departments and units within the National Treasury where they will gain practical training.
During the programme, participants may be exposed to the following learning areas:
• Administrative support functions
• Financial management processes
• Office administration and coordination
• Human resources administration
• Public sector management practices
• Marketing and communication support
• Business management and operational processes
The specific training and responsibilities will be explained by the relevant units where each learner is placed.
This hands-on experience will allow participants to develop professional skills, improve their understanding of government operations, and gain valuable workplace exposure.
Benefits of the WIL Programme
Participating in the National Treasury Work Integrated Learning Programme provides several important benefits, including:
• Practical workplace experience in a national government department
• Development of professional and technical skills
• Improved employment opportunities after completion
• Exposure to the public sector work environment
• The opportunity to complete the practical component required for a National Diploma
For many TVET graduates, programmes like this serve as an important stepping stone toward full-time employment.
Application Closing Date
The closing date for applications is 27 March 2026.
Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible to avoid missing this opportunity.
The National Treasury WIL Programme 2026 is an excellent opportunity for TVET graduates who need workplace experience to complete their studies.
By joining this programme, participants will gain valuable skills, practical training, and exposure to the government sector, which can significantly improve their chances of securing permanent employment in the future
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