The Tshwane South TVET College Work Integrated Learning programme is accepting applications for 53 Clothing Production N6 placements, and the deadline is only a few weeks away. This could be your chance to step into a real workplace and start building a career in the textile industry.
What the opportunity is
Tshwane South TVET College, together with FP&M SETA, will place 53 learners in a Work Integrated Learning (WIL) placement for 2026. The placement is meant to give you hands‑on experience after completing the N6 Clothing Production qualification.
Who can apply
To be eligible, you must meet all of the following:
- Be a learner at Tshwane South TVET College
- Have finished the Clothing Production N6 course (no statement of results needed)
- Be between 18 and 35 years old
- Agree to be placed at a workplace chosen by the college
- Submit a proper, conventional curriculum vitae (no auto‑generated templates)
- Attach all required supporting documents
What you gain
The WIL placement lets you move from classroom theory to real‑world practice. You will:
- Apply the skills you learned in garment preparation and production
- Get familiar with industry equipment and quality standards
- Learn workplace expectations such as punctuality and teamwork
- Boost your CV with genuine work experience for future jobs in clothing, textiles or manufacturing
Note that the official notice does not mention a stipend or the exact length of the placement, so you will need to confirm those details later.
How to apply – step by step
- Update your curriculum vitae. Use a plain format with your name, contact details, education, the N6 qualification, any practical skills and references.
- Gather the supporting documents the college asks for (ID copy, proof of enrollment, etc.).
- Check that every file opens correctly on your computer.
- Compose an email with the subject line: Work Integrated Learning 2026 – Clothing Production N6.
- Attach your CV and supporting documents.
- Send the email to digitalskills@tsc.edu.za.
- Send it as soon as possible – don’t wait for the 20 August 2026 deadline.
Tips to improve your chances
- Do not use a CV generated by an online “apply now” tool. The college wants a manually typed, easy‑to‑read document.
- Double‑check that your phone number and email address are current; the college will contact you by these channels.
- Proofread your CV for spelling or formatting errors – a clean CV shows professionalism.
- Be clear in your email that you are willing to accept the placement the college assigns.
- If you have any doubts, note them and be ready to discuss them when contacted.
What to do next
Make sure you meet every requirement before you hit send. If you need clarification, you can call the college’s contact person, Lucy Lekganyane, on 012 401 5045. She can answer questions about eligibility, documentation, or how the placement will be arranged.
Remember, this is a limited intake – only 53 spots are available. By preparing your CV carefully and submitting early, you reduce the risk of last‑minute problems and increase your chance of being selected.
Take the first step today. Get your CV ready, collect your documents, and email them before 20 August 2026. This could be the start of a rewarding career in the clothing and textile sector.