Getting real work experience now can make your CV stand out and help you finish your TVET qualification. The Capricorn TVET College Work Integrated Learning Programme 2026 offers a paid placement that ends on 14 August 2026, so act quickly.
What is the opportunity?
The programme is a Work Integrated Learning (WIL) placement for students or recent graduates of Capricorn TVET College. You will spend time in a real workplace, earn a stipend of R3 800 per month, and meet the practical‑training requirement for your N6 or National N Diploma.
Capricorn TVET College is a public TVET institution in Limpopo with campuses in Polokwane, Seshego, Senwabarwana and Ramokgopa. The WIL placement is open for fields such as Marketing Management N6 and Electrical Engineering N6.
Who can apply?
To be eligible you must:
- Be a current Capricorn TVET College student or graduate who has finished the academic part of an N6 programme.
- Need the 18‑month workplace experience required for the National N Diploma (Report 191 N6).
- Hold South African citizenship or meet any residency rules stated in the notice.
- Have a valid ID and up‑to‑date academic records.
- Be able to attend the placement for the full period and report to the assigned workplace.
Eligibility may vary by field, so read the official notice carefully before you apply.
What will you gain?
- Practical skills that match your studies – e.g., customer communication for marketing or hands‑on tasks for electrical engineering.
- Improved communication, time‑management and professional conduct.
- Professional references and a stronger CV.
- A financial cushion of R3 800 a month while you train.
- Progress toward completing your diploma, which is required for many jobs.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Read the official 2026 WIL notice on the college website. The PDF policy can be found here: Capricorn TVET College WIL Policy.
- Check that you meet every eligibility point listed in the notice.
- Gather the required documents:
- South African ID (or other required ID)
- Updated CV
- N6 certificate or Statement of Results
- Full academic record
- Proof of residence (if required)
- Any additional college forms mentioned in the notice
- Certify documents if the notice asks for certified copies, following the exact instructions.
- Submit your application using the method described in the notice – this may be hand‑delivery, email, or a specific online portal. Do not use any unofficial websites.
- Keep copies of everything you submit and note the submission date.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check the qualification requirement before you start the application.
- Make a concise, well‑formatted CV that highlights your studies, skills and any project work.
- Keep all documents in one clearly labeled folder (PDF or paper) to avoid last‑minute scrambling.
- Follow the exact submission method; if the notice says “email to wils@capricorncollege.edu.za”, use that address.
- Submit well before the deadline of 14 August 2026 to avoid technical or paperwork issues.
Next steps
If you meet the criteria, start preparing your documents today. Visit the college’s main page at Capricorn Online for contact details (16–18 Market Street, Polokwane, 0700; tel 015 230 1800) and to confirm any updates to the application process.
Remember, the WIL placement is a learning experience, not a permanent job. Use the stipend and the hands‑on training to build the skills employers value. Good luck, and take the first step toward a qualified career now.