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The City of Tshwane invites applications from unemployed students and graduates to join its Student Database 2026 for Work-Integrated Learning, Experiential Training and Internship Programmes across municipal departments.
Selected candidates will be placed in City of Tshwane departments for 12, 18 or 24 months on fixed-term contracts, gaining practical training under experienced mentors to begin their professional careers in local government.
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The City of Tshwane has officially invited applications from unemployed students and graduates to join its Student Database 2026, which will be used to appoint candidates for Work-Integrated Learning (WIL), Experiential Training and Internship Programmes across various municipal departments.
Successful applicants may be appointed on 12, 18 or 24-month fixed-term contracts, depending on their qualification requirements and field of study. If you are a permanent resident of the City of Tshwane and require workplace experience, this is an excellent opportunity to begin your professional career in local government.
The City of Tshwane has established a student database to recruit qualified students who require workplace experience to complete their studies or improve their employment prospects. Selected candidates will be placed in various municipal departments where they will receive practical training under the supervision of experienced mentors.
The programme forms part of the municipality’s commitment to developing young professionals while addressing skills shortages in the public sector.
The City of Tshwane also encourages applications from qualified persons with disabilities as part of its commitment to employment equity and social inclusion.
The programme is open to applicants who have completed qualifications relevant to available municipal fields.
Eligible applicants include:
Applicants must require practical workplace experience as part of their qualification or have completed their qualification without workplace exposure.
At the selection stage, applicants will be required to submit supporting documents and undergo verification processes.
The training period depends on the qualification category.
Successful candidates will receive structured workplace training aligned with their academic requirements.
The programme helps graduates transition from academic learning into professional employment.
The City of Tshwane will also conduct:
Only applicants who successfully pass the verification process may receive training offers.
Many graduates struggle to secure employment because they lack workplace experience. The City of Tshwane Student Database helps bridge this gap by providing structured workplace learning under experienced mentors while allowing participants to complete qualification requirements and develop practical professional skills.
For many graduates, programmes like these become an important stepping stone towards permanent employment in government or the private sector.
These transferable skills are highly valued by employers across both public and private sectors.
Being organised before the recruitment process begins can improve your chances of being considered.
Follow the application portal provided below.
University Students
Ms E Kolobe: Tel: 012 358 4125
TVET College Students
Mr A Thifhulufhelwi: Tel: 012 358 7514
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Whether you require Work-Integrated Learning, Experiential Training or an Internship, this programme can help you complete your qualification requirements while developing valuable professional skills that improve future employment opportunities. Eligible applicants are encouraged to prepare supporting documents and submit applications once recruitment opens.