Diploma in Traffic Safety and Municipal Police Management | TUT

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The Diploma in Traffic Safety and Municipal Police Management at TUT prepares students for careers in road traffic law enforcement, municipal policing, and traffic safety management — a sector that is critical to reducing South Africa's among the highest road fatality rates in the world. The programme covers traffic law, accident investigation, road safety management, licensing and vehicle registration, and metro police administration. Offered at Soshanguve South and Polokwane campuses, it serves both applicants with a National Senior Certificate obtained after 2008 and in-service law enforcement professionals. Graduates pursue roles with provincial traffic departments, metropolitan and municipal police services, and the Road Traffic Management Corporation.

English Home Language or English First Additional Language: Level 3
Mathematics or Technical Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy: Level 3
APS: 20

Career Prospects

Traffic Officer – Enforces road traffic legislation, issues infringement notices, and investigates accidents for provincial traffic departments.
Municipal Police Officer – Patrols designated areas, enforces local bylaws, and supports SAPS in crime prevention in metro municipalities.
Road Safety Officer – Develops and implements road safety education campaigns, school programmes, and awareness initiatives.
Licensing and Registration Officer – Administers vehicle licensing, registration, and roadworthy certification for a provincial or municipal authority.
Traffic Safety Manager – Leads traffic law enforcement operations, traffic management planning, and road safety strategy for a district or metro.

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