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FASSET Learnerships 2026 for TVET N6 Learners

The Finance and Accounting Services Sector Education and Training Authority (FASSET) has officially opened applications for its 18-month Work-Based Experience (WBE) Programme for 2026. This opportunity is aimed specifically at TVET College learners who have completed their N6 theory and require workplace exposure to complete their qualification.

Programme Closing Date: 30 January 2026 at 16:00
Application Location: Vhembe TVET College Central Office, Sibasa (Limpopo)
Commencement Date: 01 March 2026

This programme is a compulsory final step for TVET learners, as a National Diploma cannot be issued without completing Work-Based Experience.


Programme Overview

  • Programme Type: Work-Based Experience (WBE)
  • Duration: 18 months (non-renewable)
  • Target Group: TVET learners with completed N6 (Theory)
  • Number of Positions: 2
  • Monthly Stipend: R3 500 – R5 100

Fields Covered

  • Financial Management
  • Management Assistant
  • Public Administration / Management
  • Business Administration / Management

Who Should Apply?

This opportunity is strictly for TVET College learners who have completed the N6 theory component and require Work-Based Experience to graduate.

Applicants who do not require WBE or who have not completed N6 theory will not be considered.


Educational Requirements

Applicants must meet all of the following requirements:

  • Have completed N6 (Theory Component) at a recognised TVET College
  • Hold an N6 qualification in one of the approved fields listed above

Institutional Requirement (Compulsory)

Applicants must submit a formal letter from their TVET College confirming that:

  • They require Work-Based Experience to complete their qualification

Applications without this letter will be rejected.


Documents Required

All applications must include certified copies of the following documents:

  • South African Identity Document
  • Matric Certificate
  • N6 TVET Certificate
  • Academic Record / Statement of Results
  • Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • TVET College letter confirming WBE requirement

Incomplete applications will be rejected.


Stipend and Financial Support

Successful participants will receive a monthly stipend ranging from R3 500 to R5 100, intended to assist with:

  • Transport and daily expenses
  • Reducing financial pressure during training
  • Allowing learners to focus fully on skills development

Selection Process

  • Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
  • Shortlisted applicants will be required to complete a written assessment
  • The assessment will take place at the TVET College where the application is submitted

How to Apply

Step 1: Prepare Your Documents

Ensure that all documents are certified, complete, and neatly arranged.

Step 2: Submit Your Application (In Person)

Applications must be hand delivered to:

Vhembe TVET College – Central Office
Main Gate, Stand No 203, Unit A
Sibasa, Limpopo

Step 3: Meet the Deadline

Closing Date: 30 January 2026
Time: No later than 16:00

Late applications will not be accepted.


Why This FASSET Programme Matters

Thousands of TVET graduates remain stuck after completing N6 — not because they lack qualifications, but because they lack Work-Based Experience. This FASSET WBE Programme directly addresses that gap by offering paid, structured, qualification-completing workplace exposure.

For learners who have completed N6 and are unable to progress, this programme provides a clear and practical pathway forward.


Conclusion

The FASSET Learnerships 2026 for TVET N6 Learners offer a critical opportunity to complete your qualification through an 18-month Work-Based Experience programme. With a monthly stipend, structured workplace exposure, and direct support for diploma completion, this programme is ideal for N6 learners who are ready to move forward.

If you meet the requirements and still need workplace experience to graduate, ensure your documents are complete and submit your application in person before the closing date.

Danny raymond

Danny raymond is a seasoned South African writer with over a decade of experience creating youth-oriented content. As a key contributor to EduStudent.co.za, he delivers timely, practical insights on internships, bursaries, learnerships, apprenticeships, and educational resources for students.

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