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Limpopo Department of Education LSA Bursary 2025 – Closing Date: 31 October 2025 Apply Now

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Hey Mzansi fam! Are you passionate about helping young people and making a real difference in schools? The Limpopo Department of Education has an incredible opportunity for unemployed South African youth – the Learner Support Agent (LSA) programme for 2025/2026! Think of it as a paid opportunity to boost your career in community development and education while providing crucial support to learners.

This isn’t your average bursary for tuition fees; it’s a unique programme offering 120 fixed-term contracts (from November 2025 to April 2026) for Learner Support Agents across Limpopo. LSAs are the superheroes who provide care, psychosocial support, and protection services to vulnerable learners. You’ll be working closely with schools and communities to implement vital programmes like HIV/AIDS awareness, life skills training, peer education, and counselling support. It’s all about strengthening learner support services where it matters most!

Who Can Apply?

Ready to step up and make an impact? Here’s who the Limpopo Department of Education is looking for:

For School-Based Learner Support Agents:

For District-Based Learner Support Agents:

What Does It Cover?

This incredible opportunity doesn’t just offer a contract; it gives you the chance to gain invaluable work experience, develop critical skills, and make a tangible difference in the lives of young South Africans. While the exact stipend amount isn’t detailed, these are paid fixed-term contract positions that provide:

As a School-Based Learner Support Agent, you will:

As a District-Based Learner Support Agent, you will:

Plus, you’ll sharpen core competencies like good communication, report-writing, listening and problem-solving abilities, computer literacy (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), teamwork, collaboration, confidentiality, professionalism, and people management skills – all super valuable for your future career!

How to Apply?

Alright, ready to submit your application? Here’s the lowdown on how to apply for these fantastic LSA positions:

You’ll need to use a Z83 form (you can grab this from any government department). Make sure to attach:

Important heads-up: Faxed or emailed applications will not be accepted, so make sure you deliver yours in person!

Eligibility & Important Notes:

Where to send your application:

Applications must be submitted directly to the relevant District Offices as listed in Annexure B of the official circular. Don’t forget to check which district applies to you!

Got general enquiries? You can reach out to:

You can also visit their official website for more info: www.edu.limpopo.gov.za

The Limpopo Department of Education is all about equal opportunities! They are an affirmative action employer, and they especially encourage women, youth, and persons with disabilities to apply, in line with Employment Equity principles.

Ready to get started?

Click here to download the full official circular for all application details!

So, if you’re a young, unemployed South African ready to make a positive change and build your career in learner support, this is your moment! Don’t let this opportunity pass you by – apply for the Limpopo LSA programme today and keep exploring more amazing bursaries and opportunities right here on Bursaries Room!

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