Time is running out to secure practical experience before you graduate. Westcol TVET College 2026 Internship and Work Integrated Learning opportunities close in just weeks, so act now and give your CV the boost it needs.
What the programmes offer
Westcol TVET College has opened two streams for 2026:
- N6 Work Integrated Learning (WIL) – for students who hold an N6 Business Studies certificate and need workplace exposure linked to their qualification.
- ETDP‑SETA Graduate Internship – for graduates who qualify for a 24‑month paid internship in selected fields.
Both streams require you to hand‑deliver a complete set of documents to the college’s corporate office in Randfontein.
Who can apply
N6 Work Integrated Learning
- Age 18–35.
- Holder of an N6 Certificate in one of the following business studies areas:
- Management Assistant
- Marketing Management
- Business Management
- Financial Management
- Preferably a current Westcol TVET College student.
- Placement expected in or around Gauteng Province.
ETDP‑SETA Graduate Internship
- Age 18–35.
- Completed a 3‑year National Diploma or a degree in the relevant field.
- Resident of Gauteng Province.
- Never participated in an ETDP‑SETA internship or WIL programme before.
What you gain
- Real‑world experience that counts toward the practical component of a National Diploma (for N6 students).
- Enhanced CV and professional network.
- For graduates, a structured 24‑month placement that builds expertise in Graphic Design, ICT, Supply Chain Management or Psychology/Social Work.
- Potential for future employment within Westcol TVET College or its partner organisations.
How to apply – step by step
1. Download the official application form
Use the official Western TVET College application form. Fill it out completely.
2. Gather the required documents
For N6 Work Integrated Learning
- Completed Application for Projects Form.
- Current Curriculum Vitae.
- Two colour‑certified copies of your ID (not older than 6 months).
- Certified copy of Matric or NCV Level 4 Certificate (≤ 6 months old).
- Certified copies of N4–N6 certificates or a statement of results (≤ 6 months old).
- Affidavit stating you have not participated in any SETA‑funded programme.
- Bank confirmation letter or proof of banking details.
- Tax number or SARS tax letter.
For the Graduate Internship
- Current Curriculum Vitae.
- Certified copy of your ID.
- Certified copy of Grade 12 or NCV Level 4 Certificate.
- Certified copy of your Diploma or Degree.
- Affidavit confirming you have never taken part in an internship or WIL programme.
- Bank statement or proof of banking details.
- SARS tax letter.
3. Hand‑deliver your application
Take the completed form and all certified documents to:
Western TVET College
Corporate Office Park
42 Johnstone Street
Randfontein
1759
Submit at the security office, sign the register book, and collect a receipt. Email or fax submissions are not accepted.
4. Meet the deadline
- N6 Work Integrated Learning: Friday 10 July 2026, 12:00 hrs.
- ETDP‑SETA Graduate Internship: Wednesday 24 June 2026, 15:00 hrs.
Because you must hand‑deliver, avoid waiting until the last minute.
Tips to improve your chances
- Check the advert and arrange your documents in the same order – it speeds up the review.
- Ensure every certified copy is clear, legible and dated within the last six months.
- Proof‑read your CV for spelling errors and tailor it to the chosen field.
- Complete the affidavit accurately; a false statement will lead to immediate termination.
- Plan your travel to Randfontein in advance to arrive before the closing time.
Contact details for enquiries
N6 Work Integrated Learning:
Partnership and Linkages Office – Tel: 011 692 4004, Ext 1042/1043
Graduate Internship:
Mr Thato Mokoto or Mr Aobakwe Mosimege – Tel: 011 692 4004, Ext 1057
Why these opportunities matter
Practical experience bridges the gap between theory and the workplace. For N6 students, it can satisfy the experience requirement for a National Diploma. For graduates, a 24‑month internship provides paid, hands‑on learning that can lead to permanent roles and higher employability.
Next steps
Read the eligibility criteria carefully, assemble your documents, and hand‑deliver your application before the deadline. Taking these steps now puts you on the fast track to gaining the experience South African employers value.
Author: Itumeleng Ndlovu, Founder and Managing Editor of SETA Careers. Contact: info@setacareers.co.za