Basic Traffic Officer Diploma Learnership 2025/2026 – Apply Now

Mpumalanga Department Invites Youth to Apply for Basic Traffic Officer Diploma Learnership – Apply by 14 November 2025

The Mpumalanga Department of Community Safety, Security and Liaison is calling on unemployed young people living in Mpumalanga to join their Basic Traffic Officer Diploma Learnership Programme for 2025/2026. This 12-month learning opportunity helps you gain important skills and a recognized qualification in Traffic Law Enforcement. Best of all, you earn a monthly stipend of R5,000 while training at the Mpumalanga Traffic Training College in Mkhuhlu (Calcutta), located in the Bushbuckridge Local Municipality.

What the Learnership Program Offers

This programme is designed to prepare young South Africans for a career in traffic and law enforcement. It combines classroom lessons with practical, real-world training and physical fitness exercises. You will learn how to manage road safety and enforce traffic laws.

When you finish the course successfully, you will earn a Diploma in Basic Traffic Officer (NQF Level 4). This diploma is nationally recognized and can help you get a job in various traffic and law enforcement departments.

Key Details of the Learnership

• Position: Basic Traffic Officer Learnership Programme 2025/2026
• Reference Number: DCSSL/09/25
• Duration: 12 months
• Monthly Stipend: R5,000
• Training Location: Mpumalanga Traffic Training College, Mkhuhlu (Calcutta), Bushbuckridge
• Closing Date for Applications: 14 November 2025

Who Can Apply?

To qualify for this learnership, you must:

• Have a Grade 12 (Matric) certificate
• Hold a valid Code B driving licence
• Be a South African citizen living in Mpumalanga
• Have no criminal record
• Be physically fit to handle strict physical fitness tests
• Be willing to take driving and competency tests as part of selection

What Happens After You Apply?

Selected candidates will face a thorough screening process including:

• Checking your qualifications
• Verifying your criminal record and citizenship
• Checking financial background
• Confirming your driver’s licence validity

Once selected, you will sign a 12-month training agreement with the Department. The Department supports Employment Equity and welcomes applications from all racial groups, genders, and persons with disabilities.

How to Apply

You must submit your application online through the Department’s e-recruitment portal using the latest Z83 application form. Along with the form, include a detailed CV with at least three contactable references. Only shortlisted candidates must submit copies of qualifications before the interview.

Important Reminders

• Do not send incomplete or wrong forms, or your application will be rejected
• Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
• If you don’t hear back within three months after the closing date, assume your application was not successful

Contact for Enquiries

If you have questions, reach out to:

• Mr. V. Mathebula – (013) 766 4019
• Ms. S. Masango – (017) 811 1433
• Ms. N. Mathebula – (013) 766 9152
• Ms. A. Seku – (013) 766 4905

Take the First Step Toward a Career in Public Safety

If you want to serve your community and build a career in road safety and law enforcement, this learnership is made for you. The Basic Traffic Officer Learnership Programme 2025/2026 offers the chance to gain expert knowledge and hands-on experience needed to become a qualified Traffic Officer in South Africa.

Apply before 14 November 2025 and start your journey toward making a real difference on the roads.