SETA Accredited – SASSETA Inservice Training & Internship Programme 2025-2027

SASSETA Inservice Training: Imagine you, stepping confidently into a security firm, armed not just with a degree, but with real-world skills. You’re not just observing; you’re contributing, solving problems, and making a difference. Many people face roadblocks getting started or moving ahead in the Safety and Security Sector. The SASSETA Inservice Training/Internship Programme 2025-2027 can open doors.

SASSETA plays a vital part in building skills. The Inservice Training/Internship Programme 2025-2027 is a game-changing opportunity. This article gives you everything you need to know for applying to the SASSETA Inservice Training/Internship Programme 2025-2027. Let’s get started!

Understanding the SASSETA Inservice Training/Internship Programme

The SASSETA Inservice Training/Internship Programme is a structured program. It mixes classroom learning with on-the-job experience. The goal? To give you practical skills. This helps you excel in the Safety and Security Sector. It’s aimed at people who want to start or grow their careers.

Programme Goals and Objectives

What does the program hope to achieve? A big aim is to close the skills gap. It helps to make sure people have the skills needed. The program provides workplace experience. This boosts your chances of getting hired. It’s about making you more valuable to employers. The courses teach practical skills in the safety and security sector.

Eligibility Criteria and Target Audience

Who can apply? It’s usually open to unemployed graduates and current students. People looking to change careers can apply, too. There might be age, education, or location requirements. Check the specific rules for the 2025-2027 cycle. You might need a certain degree or live in a certain area.

Benefits of Participating

Why should you join? Think about career growth. You’ll gain practical skills. This builds your professional network. Mentorship can provide support. You might even get a full-time job after finishing the program. These programs help participants gain hands-on experience, which can lead to better employment opportunities.

CLOSING DATE: 17 March 2025

The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DOJ&CD) invite all the unemployed graduates and N6 TVET students to apply for Departmental graduates and In-service training programme to gain workplace experience in the field of study illustrated below. The DOJ&CD is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. Candidates with disability are encouraged to apply.

Applicants must clearly state the area of choice (Region) and Reference number. Details of the Internship Programme are provided below.

Duration: The Youth Development Internship Programme is for a duration of 24 months and the TVET Internship Programme is for a duration of 18 months.

Who should apply?
Unemployed South African graduates and TVET students, with a tertiary qualification in one of the above-mentioned fields of study, who has not previously participated in any internship programme and In-service training.

These internships are based in all REGIONS. Candidates who wish to apply for internship outside their respective Regions must be willing and able to find their own accommodation considering that they will not earn a salary but only a stipend. Separate applications must be made for each Provincial Office which you are applying for and quoting the relevant reference number for the centre of your choice.

NOTE: Interested applicants must submit their applications for internship programme to the address specified below. The application must include completed and signed Form Z83, obtainable from any Public Service Department or on the internet at www.gov.za, a CV, Certified copies of Identity Document, Senior Certificate and the highest required qualification, will only be submitted by shortlisted candidates to HR on or before the interview date. Application that do not comply with the above specifications will not be considered and will be disqualified. 

A pre-employment security screening will be conducted on RSA citizenship, criminal record, credit record and verification of qualification. The outcome of this screening will be considered to determine suitability for employment.

Direct your application using the address indicated below: NATIONAL OFFICE

ADDRESS: Private Bag X81, PRETORIA, 0001 or Hand deliver to 329 Pretorius Street, C/o Pretorius and Sisulu Street, PRETORIA, 0001

ENQUIRIES: Ms. Samantha Fisher (012) 315 4843 or Mr. Tokelo Moja ( (012) 315 4847 or Mr. Setshaba Mofokeng ( (012) 315 1456

OTHER POSTS:

POST: Graduate Internship – Control Room Operators Security X 150
REF: GI- CRO/ EC, GI- CRO/ FS, GI- CRO/ GP, GI- CRO/ KZN, GI- CRO/ LP, GI- CRO/ MP, GI- CRO/ NC, GI- CRO/ NW, GI- CRO/ WC
SALARY: Stipend Up to R4 000.00 per month
DURATION: 24 Months
CENTRE: All provinces
REQUIREMENTS: General Security Practices with Control Room Operations. PSIRA registration.

POST: TVET Internship – Administration X20
REF: TVET Adm/ NO
SALARY: Stipend Up to R4 500.00 per month
DURATION: 18 Months
CENTRE: National Office
REQUIREMENTS: N6 Certificate in Management Assistant, Public Management, Public Administration, Business Management, Administration and Office Administration

Unemployed South African graduates with a Bachelor of Laws (LLB), who have not previously participated in any Internship Programme or Candidate Attorney Programme, and must have already completed, or be enrolled for, Practical Legal Training (PLT). The recruited Candidate Attorneys must have not been enrolled or benefiting from other government funding such as; NSFAS, Bursary or any Youth Development Programme on the date of commencement of the Candidate Attorney Programme.

These Candidate Attorney Programmes are based in all Provinces. Candidates who wish to apply for Candidate Attorney outside their respective Provinces must be able to find their own accommodation considering that they will not be earning a salary but only a stipend. Separate applications must be made for each Office which you are applying for and quoting the relevant reference number for the office of your choice.

Successful applicants will be placed in a post of Candidate Attorney, at the Centre of their choice for a period of 12 months and remunerated a stipend as follows:

POST: Graduate Internship – Legal Candidate Attorney X50
REF: GI/LCA/EC, GI/LCA/ FS, GI/LCA/ GP, GI/LCA/ KZN, GI/LCA/ LP, GI/LCA/ MP, GI/LCA/ NC, GI/LCA/ NW, GI/LCA/ WC,

SALARY: Stipend R7 000, 00 per month
DURATION: 12 Months
CENTRE: All provinces
REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Key Programme Components and Structure

The program isn’t just one thing. It has different parts to help you learn. How long it lasts and what you learn are important. How they check your progress matters, too.

Duration and Training Schedule

How long does it last? The length can vary. It might be a few months to a year. There will be start and end dates. The training mixes learning and doing. Some days you’ll be in a classroom. Other days, you’ll be working. This helps you learn the theory and how to use it.

Areas of Specialization and Focus

What can you specialize in? Security management is one option. You could focus on risk assessment. Investigation might be another path. The program covers many areas. Choose what interests you.

Assessment and Evaluation Methods

How will they check your progress? Expect assignments and tests. There might be hands-on exams. Your work performance will be reviewed. If you pass, you might get a certificate. This shows you’ve met certain standards.

Step-by-Step Application Process

Applying might seem hard, but it doesn’t have to be. You can follow these steps. Gather what you need. Fill out the form. Send it in on time.

Required Documents and Information

What do you need to collect? Have your ID ready. Get copies of your school records. A CV is essential. Proof of where you live is often needed. Pay attention to how they want these documents formatted. You don’t want to get rejected because of a formatting error.

Online Application Portal and Instructions

Where do you apply? There’s usually an online portal. Find the official SASSETA website. Look for the application link. You’ll need to register. Fill in all the boxes. Upload your documents. Follow each step carefully.

Important Dates and Deadlines

When is the last day to apply? Note the opening and closing dates. Missing the deadline means missing the chance. Submit your application early. Don’t wait until the last minute.

Tips for a Successful Application

Want to stand out? Make your application shine. A great CV and cover letter can help. Show off your skills. Practice for interviews.

Crafting a Compelling CV and Cover Letter

Tailor your CV and cover letter. Show you understand the program. Highlight relevant skills. Explain why you’re motivated. Make a strong first impression.

Highlighting Relevant Skills and Experience

What are you good at? Show how your strengths fit the program. Give examples of past successes. Demonstrate why you’re a good fit.

Preparing for Potential Interviews or Assessments

Do your homework. Research SASSETA. Think about common interview questions. Practice your answers. Be ready to show your best self.

Beyond the Programme: Career Opportunities in the Safety and Security Sector

The program is a start. What comes next? The Safety and Security Sector offers many paths. Know what’s in demand. Plan your next steps.

Emerging Trends and Skills in Demand

What’s new in the field? Cybersecurity is growing. Risk management is always important. Technology is changing everything. Focus on these areas.

Potential Career Paths and Job Roles

What jobs can you get? You could be a security officer. A risk analyst is another option. You might become an investigator. Know what each role involves. Think about salary and career growth.

Resources for Continued Professional Development

Keep learning. Get more training. Earn certifications. Use available resources to advance your career. Never stop growing.

Conclusion

The SASSETA Inservice Training/Internship Programme 2025-2027 offers amazing opportunities. It can help you grow, learn new skills, and build a career. Don’t miss out!

Ready to apply? Go to the SASSETA website and start your application today. Your future in the safety and security sector starts here. It is a great chance to start your career.