Traffic Officer Learnership 2025 Applications Now Open – Step-by-Step Guide

Are you passionate about road safety and looking for a career in law enforcement? The Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety has officially opened 154 Traffic Officer Learnership positions for 2025. This is a 12-month program with a stipend of R67,675.56 per year and an NQF Level 4 qualification.

 

Applications close on 12 September 2025 – don’t wait until the last minute!

Why Apply for the Traffic Officer Learnership 2025?

The Traffic Officer Learnership equips South African youth (ages 18–35) with the skills needed for a sustainable career in traffic law enforcement and road safety management.

Key benefits include:

  • National Qualification: NQF Level 4 Certificate in Road Traffic Law Enforcement.
  • Stipend: Earn R67,675.56 (about R5,600 per month).
  • Career Growth: Access to permanent positions in provincial or municipal traffic departments.
  • Hands-On Training: Learn about traffic control, accident prevention, and law enforcement.
  • Impact: Help reduce road accidents and save lives in South Africa.

Minimum Requirements for Traffic Officer Learnership 2025

To qualify for the Limpopo Traffic Officer Learnership, applicants must meet the following:

  • Grade 12 (Matric) or NQF Level 4 equivalent.
  • South African citizen (valid ID required).
  • Age between 18–35 years.
  • Valid Code B driver’s license (manual transmission).
  • No criminal record or pending cases.
  • Medically fit with a valid fitness certificate (must handle physical training like running and sit-ups).
  • No visible tattoos that conflict with professional standards.
  • Must not be declared unfit to carry a firearm.
  • Willing to work shifts, weekends, and public holidays.

Tip: If you don’t meet all requirements yet (e.g., license or fitness), start preparing now for upcoming intakes in 2026.

How to Apply for the Traffic Officer Learnership 2025

Follow these step-by-step instructions to apply for Limpopo’s Traffic Officer Learnership:

1. Find the Official Application Portal

  • Limpopo e-Recruitment: http://erecruitment.limpopo.gov.za
  • Job boards: StudentRoom.co.za, Careers24, Edupstairs.org.
  • Municipal websites (City of Cape Town, Western Cape Government, etc.).

2. Prepare Your Documents

Have the following ready (certified within 3–6 months):

  • South African ID copy.
  • Matric certificate or NQF Level 4 equivalent.
  • Valid Code B driver’s license.
  • Proof of residence (e.g., municipal bill, affidavit).
  • Updated CV with contact details and references.
  • Medical fitness certificate.
  • Completed Z83 form (download from www.dpsa.gov.za).

3. Submit Your Application

  • Online: Apply via http://erecruitment.limpopo.gov.za.
  • In-Person/Post: Deliver documents to your local district office (e.g., Capricorn District, 39 Church Street, Polokwane, 0699).

Important: Applications are free – never pay anyone for a learnership!

What to Expect After Applying

If shortlisted, you’ll undergo:

  • Fitness test: Running, push-ups, sit-ups.
  • Medical exam: General health, eyesight, and hearing.
  • Written test: Knowledge of the National Road Traffic Act.
  • Interview: Assessing passion for road safety and problem-solving skills.

Key Deadline – Don’t Miss Out

  • Limpopo applications close on 12 September 2025.
  • Future opportunities open mid-2025 for the 2026 intake.

Tips to Make Your Application Stand Out

  • Train early for fitness tests.
  • Study the National Road Traffic Act.
  • Join online groups (X/Twitter, Facebook) for Traffic Learnership 2025 South Africa.
  • Share your journey using hashtags: #TrafficLearnership2025 #SouthAfricaJobs #RoadSafety.
  • Avoid scams – only apply via official portals.

More Traffic Officer Opportunities in 2025

Besides Limpopo’s 154 posts (Capricorn: 31, Sekhukhune: 33, Mopani: 30, Waterberg: 25, Vhembe: 35), keep an eye on:

  • Western Cape Government: Traffic officer programs requiring Grade 12 and local residency.
  • City of Cape Town: Metro Police Learnerships (12 months, NQF Level 4).
  • Municipal openings across South Africa.

Contact Details for Limpopo Learnership Queries

For official queries, contact:

Ms. Mahlako Mphahlele – 015 294 8234

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