The Basic Education Department are recruiting now for their national internship programme. These 24-month internships pay between R7,860 and R5,639 per month.
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The national Basic Education Department is responsible for running government schools in the country, and they are now recruiting for a wide number of internships. These internships are suitable for young people with a National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) and also those with a graduate degree or diploma. Applications should be made using the Z83 form.
A stipend will be paid to successful applicants:
Graduate Internship: R7 860.39
National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) or equivalent: R5 639.64
Applications are invited from candidates in the following fields of study:
National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) or equivalent,
Data capture,
Office Management,
Human Resource Management,
Public Management and Administration,
Financial Management,
Cost Accounting,
Accounting Science,
Information Technology.
Information Science Research,
VB Programming,
SQL database/GIS Knowledge,
Information and Records Management,
Data management and Analysis,
Public Relations / Social media or Communication,
Journalism,
Graphic Design,
Videography,
Events Management,
Marketing,
Arts and culture,
Librarian,
legal qualification/law,
International Relations,
Asset Management,
Security Management (with PSIRA Grades),
Customer Service,
Health and Safety management,
Public Private Partnership.,
Bachelor of Arts in Education, Bachelor of Education Specialising in English,
Curriculum,
ICT in Education,
Early Childhood Development,
Internal Audit,
Economics,
Logistical Service,
Transport Management,
Sport Management,
Content Development,
Project Management,
Food Services,
Health Science/promotion,
Civil Engineering and Quantity Survey,
Business Analyst and IT/IS Architectural Design,
Psychology/Social Work,
Application Development/Programme.
HOW TO APPLY
Use the new Z83 Form to apply for these internships.
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