The National Treasury is offering an 18-month Work Integrated Learning Programme (WIL) for 2026 to 2027 aimed at TVET college graduates who need workplace exposure to complete their qualifications. The programme is based in Pretoria, Gauteng and forms part of government initiatives that provide structured work experience opportunities.
The programme is designed for students who have completed their N6 certificate and require practical workplace training to obtain their final qualification. Participants will be placed in relevant divisions within the National Treasury where they will gain exposure aligned with their field of study.
Several WIL placements are available across different study disciplines, including financial management, business management, marketing management, office administration, public management, and human resources management. The programme runs for 18 months and provides a stipend of R79 911 per annum for successful candidates.
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Who Can Apply
The programme is open to TVET college graduates who have completed an N6 certificate and require workplace exposure to finalise their qualification.
Applicants must have studied in one of the relevant fields linked to the programme placements and must be able to complete the required work integrated learning component of their studies.
Candidates must also be able to work in a professional office environment and be willing to participate in structured workplace training for the full duration of the programme.
Minimum Requirements
Applicants must meet the following requirements, depending on the available WIL placement:
• N6 Certificate in Financial Management
• N6 Certificate in Business Management
• N6 Certificate in Marketing Management
• N6 Certificate in Office Administration
• N6 Certificate in Public Management
• N6 Certificate in Human Resources Management
Additional placement information:
• Asset and Liability Management WIL positions are available for Financial Management, Business Management and Marketing Management students
• Office Administration placements are available within Asset and Liability Management
• Corporate Services placements are available for Public Management or Office Administration students
• Human Resources Management placements are available within Corporate Services
The programme is intended for students who require practical workplace exposure to complete their qualification requirements.
Scope of Duties
Participants in the National Treasury WIL Programme will be placed within different operational divisions where they will support administrative, financial, and organisational functions aligned with their academic discipline.
The programme focuses on providing practical exposure within government operations. Participants may assist with administrative support, documentation management, data capturing and operational coordination within their assigned unit.
Students placed in financial or asset management environments may support teams responsible for financial processes, reporting tasks and internal operational activities. These tasks help ensure that learners understand how public sector financial management functions within a professional working environment.
Participants placed in corporate services or administrative divisions may assist with records management, human resources processes and internal support services. This includes assisting with documentation, organising records, supporting internal communication processes and providing operational support to departmental teams.
The programme is structured to ensure that students work under supervision while contributing to daily operational tasks within their assigned unit.
Documents Required
Applicants should prepare the following documents when applying:
• Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Copy of South African ID
• Copies of qualifications, including N6 certificate
• National Senior Certificate or Matric certificate
• Full academic record from the TVET college
Documents do not need to be certified when applying online, but certification may be required before interviews.
How To Apply
Applications must be submitted online through the National Treasury e-Recruitment system.
Applicants must create a profile or log into the e-Recruitment portal and ensure that their profile is fully completed before submitting an application.
Application portal:
https://erecruitment.treasury.gov.za/eRecruitment
Applicants must upload supporting documents such as qualifications, academic records, ID, and CV when completing the application.
For queries related to the WIL programme, applicants may contact the National Treasury Graduate Recruitment team via email:
Only applications submitted through the official e-Recruitment system will be considered.
FAQ’s
What is the National Treasury WIL Programme?
It is an 18 month Work Integrated Learning programme designed for TVET college graduates who need workplace experience to complete their N6 qualifications.
Where will the programme take place?
The programme is hosted by the National Treasury and placements are based in Pretoria.
What stipend will participants receive?
Successful applicants will receive a stipend of R79 911 per annum during the programme.
Who qualifies for the WIL Programme?
Applicants must hold an N6 certificate in a relevant field such as Financial Management, Business Management, Marketing Management, Office Administration, Public Management, or Human Resources Management.
How do applicants apply for the programme?
Applications must be submitted through the National Treasury online recruitment portal at https://erecruitment.treasury.gov.za/eRecruitment.
What is the closing date for applications?
The closing date for applications is 27 March 2026 at 12:00 midday.
Final Thoughts
The National Treasury WIL Programme offers an opportunity for TVET graduates to complete the practical workplace training required for their qualification.
Applicants who meet the academic requirements should review the eligibility criteria carefully and ensure that all required documents are uploaded before submitting their application. Early application is recommended to avoid missing the deadline.
