Traffic Officer Learnerships
The Department of Transport and Community Safety is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer with clear employment equity targets.
The Department wishes to invite applications from South African youth residing in the Limpopo Province
and across all race groups with the emphasis on previously disadvantaged groups to apply for the above
learnership opportunities
Requirements
- Minimum educational qualification of grade 12 or equivalent.
- The applicants must not be older than 35 years of age. (18-35)
- At least a valid code B driving license (Manual Transmission).
- No criminal record
- Medical certificate as proof thata person may do strenuous exercise,
- The applicants must not have been declared unfit to possess a firearm as contemplated in the Firearm
- Control Act, 2000 (Act no 60 of 2000), or other relevant legislation;
- Be prepared to work shifts on a 24/7 basis including weekends and public holidays
- Candidates will be subjected to driving and competency test
- Proof of South African citizenship (Identity Document)
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
- The ability to drive a motor vehicle
- Verbal and written communication skills
Step-by-Step Application Process
Prepare Documents
Gather all the documents that mention above. Gather certified copies (not older than 3 months) of:
- ID document.
- Matric certificate.
- Driver’s licence.
- Proof of residence (affidavit if needed).
- SAPS criminal clearance.
- Motivational letter (explain passion for road safety).
- CV and certified qualifications. Scan for online submissions or print for hand-delivery.
Complete the Application Form:
Download from the ad (e.g., LL1 or custom form). Fill accurately, highlighting relevant skills like leadership or community service. Some provinces use online portals; others require email/hand-delivery.
Submit on Time
Follow instructions email (e.g., to specified HR), post, or drop off. Apply early to avoid overload. Reference the ad number (e.g., SS 26/25).
Prepare for Selection
Shortlisted candidates face:
- Written tests (traffic laws, e.g., National Road Traffic Act).
- Fitness assessments (running, push-ups).
- Interviews (dress professionally; discuss anti-corruption commitment). Study resources: K53 manual, SAQA qualification outlines.
Undergo Training if Selected
Attend orientation, theoretical classes (law enforcement, vehicle inspections), and practicals (patrols, simulations). Maintain 80% attendance; pass assessments for certification.
Complete and Graduate
Earn your NQF certificate. Top performers may get job offers. Track progress via RTMC or employer.