The Work Integrated Learning WIL Programme 2026 is offered by the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health for undergraduate youth in KwaZulu-Natal.
The programme is designed to provide structured workplace exposure to students who require practical training as part of their qualification. It is aimed at undergraduate students in relevant fields who need work integrated learning to complete their studies.
The programme will be implemented across various health districts in KwaZulu-Natal, and placements will be aligned with the applicant’s field of study.
This is a training opportunity and does not guarantee permanent employment.
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Who Can Apply
Applications are invited from:
- Undergraduate youth residing in KwaZulu-Natal
- Students who require Work Integrated Learning as part of their qualification
- Candidates willing to work in a specialised field related to their studies
The department states that people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
No specific age range is stated in the advert.
Minimum Requirements
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Must be from KwaZulu-Natal province
- Must demonstrate willingness to work in a specialised field
- Must be enrolled in a qualification that requires Work Integrated Learning
- Must hold a relevant qualification in one of the listed fields
Required documents include:
- Z83 application form
- Detailed Curriculum Vitae
- Certified copies of the identity document
- Certified copies of qualifications
- Academic record
- Letter from TVET College or institution requesting placement
- Any additional documentation required by the department
Failure to comply with the application directives may result in disqualification.
Programme Duration
The Work Integrated Learning programme will run for 18 months, as indicated in the official advert.
Assignments will be aligned with the level of the specific qualification.
Certification or Accreditation
Participants will:
- Complete structured workplace practical training
- Perform duties assigned by supervisors
- Gain exposure aligned to their academic qualification requirements
Certification will be aligned to the applicant’s existing qualification requirements as determined by their institution.
How To Apply
Follow these steps carefully:
Step 1: Collect a Z83 application form from the Human Resources Office of Health District Offices, Hospitals, Institutions, or the Head Office
Step 2: Complete the application form in full
Step 3: Attach certified copies of required documents
Step 4: Include a letter from your TVET College or institution requesting placement
Step 5: Submit your application to the relevant district office as listed in the advert
Applications must be submitted to the appropriate district contact office. Applicants are advised to ensure all required documents are attached before submission.
If no correspondence is received within four weeks after the closing date, applicants should consider their application unsuccessful.
Closing Date
The closing date for applications is 26 February 2026.
Late applications will not be considered.
FAQ’s
Is this programme open to applicants outside KwaZulu-Natal?
No. Applicants must be from KwaZulu-Natal province.
How long is the programme?
The programme runs for 18 months.
Does this programme guarantee employment after completion?
No. The advert does not state that permanent employment is guaranteed.
Where can I get the Z83 form?
The Z83 form can be collected from the Human Resources offices of Health District Offices, Hospitals, Institutions, or Head Office.
Final Thoughts
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health Work Integrated Learning Programme 2026 provides structured workplace exposure for undergraduate youth who require practical training as part of their qualification.
Applicants should carefully review all requirements, prepare certified documents, and submit applications before 26 February 2026 to be considered.
