Become a Peer Educator with TB HIV Care – Only Grade 10 Required | Apply Now
Are you passionate about health education and community work? If you or someone you know has Grade 10 or higher, this is a powerful opportunity to join TB HIV Care as a Peer Educator. This program helps train and empower individuals to educate their communities about HIV, TB, and related health issues — while gaining practical work experience and receiving a monthly stipend.
Position: Peer Educator
Organization: TB HIV Care
Location: Across multiple provinces in South Africa
Education Required: Minimum Grade 10
Experience Needed: None (training will be provided)
Salary / Stipend: Competitive monthly stipend (varies by location)
Application Fee: Completely free
What is a Peer Educator?
A Peer Educator shares information about health, supports individuals with prevention and treatment services, and works closely with clinics, youth, or high-risk communities.
Responsibilities:
- Educate communities on TB, HIV, STIs, and general health
- Distribute educational materials and condoms
- Assist in mobile clinics or outreach programs
- Encourage testing and safe practices
- Refer patients for treatment and follow-up
Who Can Apply?
- Must have Grade 10 or higher
- Good communication and people skills
- Passionate about helping others
- Must be unemployed and available full-time
- South African citizen with valid ID
- Comfortable speaking to youth or community groups
How to Apply:
- Prepare these documents:
- Certified copy of ID
- Certified Grade 10/11/12 certificate
- CV with contact details and any volunteer/work experience
- Email your documents to:
[email protected] (if not available, replace with the official listing email or application portal) - Subject line: Application – Peer Educator – [Your Province]
- Optional: You may also visit the nearest TB HIV Care office in your province to submit a manual application.
Bonus Points:
- Experience in community work or volunteering
- Speaking local languages
- Knowledge of health challenges in your area
Deadline: Rolling applications – apply early to increase your chances!
FAQs
Q: Can I apply if I only have Grade 10?
Yes! Grade 10 is the minimum requirement.
Q: Will I be trained?
Yes, full training is provided. You will learn how to educate others and work with clinics and outreach teams.
Q: Can I choose my area?
Yes, placements are usually made based on your location and language preference.
Q: Is this a permanent job?
It starts as a contract-based position but can open doors for long-term roles in the health sector.
Final Tip: If you’re passionate about making a real difference in your community while gaining job experience, don’t miss this!
