There are 154 positions available on the Traffic Police Officer Learnership that runs for 12 months. We have all the details so you can apply now.
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This Traffic Officer Learnership programme is in the Department of Transport and Community Safety. The Learnerships run for 12 month and pay an annual stipend of R67,675.
There are 154 Learnership positions available for Learner Traffic Officers, falling under five different local municipalities.
Capricorn - 31 positions
Sekhukhune - 33 positions
Mopani - 32 positions
Vhembe - 31 positions
Waterberg - 27 positions
Key Performance Areas
- Law Enforcement training
Prerequisites
- Minimum educational qualification of grade 12 or equivalent.
- The applicants must be between the ages of 18 to 35 years.
- At least a valid code B driving license (Manual Transmission).
- No criminal record
- No visible tattoo, must not have any visible tatoos that are contrary to the professional conduct.
- Medical certificate as proof that a 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)
Person Profile
- The ability to drive a motor vehicle
- Verbal and written communication skills
How To Apply
CLICK HERE TO VIEW DETAILS ONLINE
Then select Department of Transport and Community Safety
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