The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is a South African public entity that provides compensation to victims of road accidents. If you want to work for RAF, all job applications must be submitted online through the RAF e-Recruitment Portal.
The RAF e-Recruitment Portal is the official online recruitment system used by the Road Accident Fund to:Advertise government job vacancies,Receive applications for permanent, contract, internship, and learnership positions,Manage and track applications in a secure environment
How to Register on the Road Accident Fund (RAF) e-Recruitment Portal for Government Jobs
Step 1: Visit the Official RAF Website
- Open your web browser and go to the official RAF website: www.raf.co.za.
- On the homepage, scroll to the bottom and click on “Careers”.
- This will redirect you to the RAF e-Recruitment Portal.
Step 2: Create an Account
- On the e-Recruitment Portal landing page, look for the “Register” or “Sign Up” button.
- You will be prompted to enter your personal information:
- Full name
- South African ID number or passport number
- Email address
- Mobile number
- Create a username and secure password (make sure it is easy to remember but hard to guess).
- Accept the terms and conditions, then click “Register”.
Step 3: Email Verification
After registering, you will receive a verification email:
- Open the email inbox you used for registration.
- Click on the link provided in the verification email to activate your account.
- If you don’t receive the email, check your spam/junk folder or resend the verification link from the portal.
Completing Your Profile
Step 4: Log In to Your Profile
- Return to the e-Recruitment Portal.
- Enter your username and password to log in.
Step 5: Fill In Your Personal and Educational Details
Once logged in, you’ll need to complete your profile. This includes:
- Personal details: ID number, gender, race, disability status, and contact information.
- Education: List your highest qualifications starting from Matric or Grade 12, including tertiary education.
- Work Experience: Add any previous jobs, internships, or volunteer experiences.
- Skills: Highlight your computer skills, languages, and any special training.
- References: Include at least two professional references with contact details.
Step 6: Upload Your Documents
You’ll need to scan and upload the following certified documents:
- South African ID or passport
- Matric certificate or latest qualification
- CV/Resume (Updated and well-structured)
- Proof of residence (optional but recommended)
- Any additional certificates or letters of recommendation
Use only PDF, Word, or JPEG formats, and ensure the file size does not exceed the portal limit (usually 5MB per file).
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Step 7: Browse Available Vacancies
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- Click on “Vacancies” or “Job Opportunities” on the dashboard.
- Use filters to narrow down by category (General Work, Internship, Learnership, Entry-Level).
- Click on a job title to view the full job description, requirements, and closing date.
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Step 8: Submit Your Application
- If you meet the requirements, click “Apply Now”.
- Confirm that your profile is complete and accurate.
- Attach any required documents (if not already on your profile).
- Click “Submit” – a confirmation message or email will be sent to you.
Tip: Always apply before the closing date and make sure your profile is updated before submission.
Step 9: Track Your Application
- Go to your dashboard and click on “My Applications”.
- You’ll be able to see the status of your submissions: pending, shortlisted, unsuccessful, or hired.
Step 10: Stay Updated
- Log in regularly to check for new job posts.
- Subscribe to RAF job alerts (if available).
- Follow RAF on social media platforms for announcements.













