The South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (NECSA) is inviting applications for its 2025/2026 Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) programme. This opportunity is designed for TVET college students who have completed their N6 theory and now require practical workplace exposure to finalize their National N Diploma.
This programme provides hands-on training in various engineering fields and gives young graduates an opportunity to gain real industry experience.
Who Can Apply
To qualify, applicants must:
- Be South African citizens, aged 18–35
- Be unemployed
- Have completed the N6 theoretical component at a public TVET college
- Provide a letter from their TVET college confirming that they still need practical training to complete the diploma
- Have not previously participated in any NECSA learnership or internship programme
Available Engineering Fields
NECSA offers WIL placements across different engineering disciplines, including:
Electrical Engineering
- Electrician
- Instrumentation Technician
Mechanical Engineering
- Fitter & Turner
- Boilermaker / Plater
- Welder
Civil / Building-Related Engineering
- Plumbing
- Carpentry
- Other civil-related trades
Automotive / Mechanical Trades
- Motor Mechanic
- Auto Electrician
- Diesel Mechanic
What the Programme Offers
Successful applicants will:
- Be placed at NECSA facilities in Pretoria
- Gain practical, workplace training under qualified supervisors
- Work with real tools, equipment and engineering processes
- Fulfill the practical requirements needed to obtain their N Diploma
- Receive valuable work experience to improve future employment opportunities
Important: Participation in the WIL programme does not guarantee permanent employment at NECSA.
Application Details
- Closing Date: 28 November 2025
- Application Method: Online application only
- Documents Required:
- Certified ID copy
- Certified N6 results
- Letter from TVET college confirming practical training is required
- Comprehensive CV
- Any additional documents requested by NECSA
Late, incomplete or hand-delivered applications will not be accepted.
Why You Should Apply
This is a highly valuable opportunity for N6 Engineering graduates who need workplace exposure. NECSA provides a structured environment where learners can gain practical skills, learn industry standards, and build confidence before entering the job market.
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