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South African Social Security Agency Invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for its Grants Administrator Vacancies. The closing date for applications is Friday 16 October 2026.
The SASSA (South African Social Security Agency) is looking for six new Grants Administrators to work in different towns across the North West province. If you have finished Grade 12 and a Level 6 (NQF) qualification, this could be the start of a solid career in public service, helping South Africans receive the social grants they need.
Job Locations and Reference Numbers
| Local Office | Reference No. |
|---|---|
| Ganyesa (Kagisano) | SAS NW 19/2026 |
| Ganyesa (Kagisano) | SAS NW 20/2026 |
| Sekhing | SAS NW 21/2026 |
| Wolmaransstad (Maquassi Hills) | SAS NW 22/2026 |
| Mathibestad (Moretele) | SAS NW 23/2026 |
| Brits (Madibeng) | SAS NW 24/2026 |
Each posting is for a Grants Administrator who will work at the listed office and support local communities.
Who Can Apply? – Minimum Requirements
To be considered for any of the six posts, you must have:
- A Senior Certificate (Grade 12).
- An undergraduate qualification that is at NQF Level 6 and is recognized by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA).
- Basic computer skills – you should be comfortable using a keyboard, mouse and common software like Word or Excel.
The NQF Level 6 qualification should be in one of the following study areas:
- Public Administration or Public Management
- Business Administration
- Economics
- Development Studies
- Finance or Accounting
- Commerce
- Social Sciences
- Social Security
- Law
- Information Technology
If your diploma or degree matches any of these fields, you meet the education requirement.
What You’ll Do – Main Duties
A Grants Administrator works directly with people who need government assistance. Your everyday tasks will include:
- Helping grant applicants – answering questions, giving advice and guiding them through the process.
- Processing applications – entering data, checking documents and approving or rejecting requests according to policy.
- Coordinating medical assessments – arranging visits with health professionals when a medical report is required.
- Providing outreach services – visiting communities or travelling to locations outside the main SASSA office to assist citizens.
- Keeping accurate records – filing paperwork, updating electronic files and ensuring all information is up‑to‑date.
- Checking compliance – making sure every step follows SASSA rules and South African law.
These duties help ensure that eligible South Africans receive grants such as child support, disability and old‑age pensions on time.
How to Apply
- Fill out the Z83 application form – this is the official form used for all SASSA positions.
- Gather the supporting documents – include copies of your Grade 12 certificate, your Level 6 qualification, ID, and any other paperwork listed on the form.
- Hand‑deliver your application – only applications dropped off in person will be accepted.
Below are the exact places where you can drop off your papers. Choose the office that matches the job you are applying for.
Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District (Ganyesa & Sekhing)
- Vryburg Office – SASSA House, 210 Market Street, Vryburg (between Top Car and Kia Garage)
- Taung Station Office (Sekhing) – Stand No 1066, KFC Road, Taung Station
- Ganyesa Office – Tosca Road, Makwati Centre, Ganyesa
Enquiries: Ms L Dlamini – 053 928 6729
Dr Kenneth Kaunda District (Wolmaransstad)
- Klerksdorp Office – 57 Emily Hobhouse Street, Corner of Boom Street, Klerksdorp, 2571
- Wolmaransstad Office – 30 Kruger Street, Wolmaransstad
Enquiries: Mr R Joseph – 014 065 0249 ; Ms J Mathibe – 018 065 0220
Bojanala District (Mathibestad & Brits)
- Rustenburg Office – Bojanala District Office, 17 Kgwebo Avenue, Mabe Park, Rustenburg, 0300
- Mathibestad Office – 4439 Mogodi Section, Mathibestad (next to Moretele Municipality)
- Brits Office – 11 Tom Street, Hagels Building, Brits
Enquiries: Mr N Mabena – 014 523 0313 ; Ms S Nthoroane – 014 523 030
Why This Job Could Be Right for You
- Stable public‑service career – SASSA is a government agency, offering job security and benefits.
- Community impact – You will directly help families and vulnerable people receive vital financial support.
- Skill development – Working with data, people and government processes builds strong administrative and communication abilities.
- Opportunity for growth – Successful performance can lead to promotion within the agency or related public‑service roles.
If you meet the education and skill requirements, and you are ready to serve the public, this is a great chance to start a rewarding career.
Remember: The deadline to hand‑deliver your completed Z83 form and all required documents is Friday 16 October 2026. Make sure you submit your application before the closing date to be considered. Good luck!