The Western Cape Mobility Department is recruiting Traffic Students to complete a Further Education and Training Certificate: Road Traffic Law Enforcement on a bursary. This is a 12-month training course starting on 08 June 2026 at Gene Louw Traffic College (GLTC) in Brackenfell.
At a glance
Sponsor/host: Western Cape Mobility Department (Western Cape Government)
Opportunity type: Bursary (12-month training programme)
Who it’s for: Applicants with Grade 12 and a valid manual driver’s licence (Code B), who meet the physical/medical and other requirements
Closing date: 05 May 2026
Last verified: 03 May 2026
High-value notes (read this first)
- Training starts 08 June 2026 and runs for 12 months at GLTC (Brackenfell).
- A training stipend of R5,000 per month is paid during training (meals and accommodation excluded).
- Applicants older than 35 years cannot apply.
About the sponsor
The Western Cape Mobility Department (Western Cape Government) runs traffic law enforcement training through its traffic college and places trainees at traffic centres across the province.
Official application portal (source link): Apply via the Western Cape Government eRecruitment listing here: https://westerncapegov.erecruit.co/candidateapp/Jobs/View/WCG260417-6
What it covers
- 12-month training programme (FET Certificate: Road Traffic Law Enforcement).
- Training stipend: R5,000 per month during the training period (excluding meals and accommodation).
Eligibility
Minimum requirements include:
- Grade 12 (Senior Certificate or equivalent)
- Valid manual driver’s licence: Code B
- Physically fit (medical and other assessments required)
- No criminal record
- Age limit: applicants older than 35 cannot apply
- Additional recruitment/training conditions are listed on the advert (including assessments and vetting)
Locations
Traffic centre locations listed include: Worcester, Laingsburg, Beaufort West, Oudtshoorn, Brackenfell, Somerset West, Vredendal, Vredenburg, Caledon, Swellendam, Mosselbay, George, Knysna.
Documents to prepare
Shortlisted candidates will be asked to submit documentation for verification and criminal record vetting, and to complete pre-entry assessments. The advert also mentions medical/psychological/drug assessments and SAPS criminal record clearance during the process.
Closing date
05 May 2026 (submit before the closing date; late applications are not considered).
Common mistakes to avoid
- Applying after the closing date (late applications are not considered).
- Applying if you are older than 35.
- Applying without a complete eRecruitment profile (the portal requires a complete profile to apply).
How this opportunity was verified
Verified directly from the Western Cape Government eRecruitment advert page (reference number WCG260417-6), including the closing date, start date, stipend, requirements, and listed locations.
How to apply
- Open the official advert page.
- Log in or sign up on the Western Cape Government eRecruitment system.
- Ensure your profile is complete, then submit your application before 05 May 2026.