Traffic and Peace Officers Training Opportunities 2026
R5 500 p/m for Traffic and Peace Officers Training 2026 (24 Posts) Are you a young South African looking to start a career in law enforcement, public safety, or municipal services? The Traffic and Peace Officers Training Opportunities 2026 programme offers an excellent opportunity to gain practical experience while earning a monthly stipend.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Mbhashe Local Municipality is inviting unemployed youth to apply for 24 training positions across various locations in the Eastern Cape. Successful applicants will participate in a structured 12-month training programme designed to prepare them for careers in traffic management, law enforcement, and community safety.
Programme Details
Position: Traffic Trainees and Peace Officers
Employer: Mbhashe Local Municipality
Location: Dutywa, Willowvale, and Elliotdale, Eastern Cape
Duration: 12 Months
Monthly Stipend: R5 500
Closing Date: 15 June 2026
Reference: Municipal Training Programme 2026
Available Opportunities
Traffic Trainee Positions (9 Posts)
- Dutywa – 5 Posts
- Willowvale – 2 Posts
- Elliotdale – 2 Posts
Peace Officer Positions (15 Posts)
- Dutywa – 8 Posts
- Willowvale – 4 Posts
- Elliotdale – 3 Posts
A total of 24 training opportunities are available for qualifying applicants.
Job Description
The programme provides participants with practical workplace exposure in municipal law enforcement and public safety operations.
Traffic Trainee Responsibilities
- Assist with traffic control operations
- Participate in road safety awareness campaigns
- Support vehicle inspection activities
- Assist with municipal traffic administration
- Promote compliance with traffic regulations
- Support public safety initiatives
Peace Officer Responsibilities
- Assist with by-law enforcement
- Support community safety programmes
- Monitor public spaces
- Participate in municipal compliance operations
- Assist law enforcement teams during community initiatives
- Promote public order and safety within communities
Participants will receive valuable workplace experience that can help them pursue future careers within the law enforcement and public safety sectors.
Minimum Requirements
Applicants should:
- Be South African citizens
- Be unemployed and available for the full programme duration
- Have a passion for law enforcement and public safety
- Be willing to work within local communities
- Demonstrate good communication skills
- Be committed to professional development
Preference may be given to applicants residing within the municipality’s jurisdiction.
Company Culture and Values
Mbhashe Local Municipality is committed to community development, service delivery excellence, youth empowerment, and creating employment opportunities for local residents.
The municipality strives to:
- Improve community safety
- Enhance service delivery
- Promote economic development
- Empower young people through skills development
- Build safer and stronger communities
Through programmes like this, the municipality continues investing in the future of South African youth.
Benefits and Perks
Successful candidates will enjoy:
- Monthly stipend of R5 500
- Valuable workplace experience
- Exposure to municipal operations
- Practical law enforcement training
- Skills development opportunities
- Career-building experience
- Networking opportunities within the public sector
- Enhanced employability after programme completion
Why Apply?
This programme is ideal for individuals interested in careers such as:
- Traffic Officer
- Peace Officer
- Law Enforcement Officer
- Community Safety Officer
- Municipal Enforcement Officer
- Public Safety Officer
- Road Safety Officer
The experience gained can provide a strong foundation for future employment opportunities within government and law enforcement sectors.
How to Apply
Applicants must indicate the specific area and position they are applying for.
Examples include:
- Traffic Trainee – Dutywa
- Traffic Trainee – Willowvale
- Traffic Trainee – Elliotdale
- Peace Officer – Dutywa
- Peace Officer – Willowvale
- Peace Officer – Elliotdale
Applications must be submitted to the relevant units of interest within the EPWP Offices.
Closing Date: 15 June 2026 at 16:30
Late applications may not be considered.
Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications as early as possible to avoid disappointment.