Do you need real work experience now that you’ve finished your degree? Limpopo Community Education and Training College is offering two 24‑month graduate internships that pay R7 500 a month – a chance to earn while you learn.
What is the internship programme?
The College’s 2026 Internship Programme places graduates at its Central Office in Polokwane for two full‑time roles – an Administrative Intern and an Information Technology Intern. Each placement lasts 24 months and includes a monthly stipend of R7 500.
Who can apply?
- Young graduates, maximum age 35.
- Must hold the qualification listed for the chosen role (see below).
- Must not have taken part in any previous internship programme.
- Must be able to send a complete application by email before the deadline.
Administrative Intern (1 place)
- Reference: LCETC/20260623
- Required qualification: Bachelor of Administration, BTech in Public Management, or any NQF Level 7 equivalent.
Information Technology Intern (1 place)
- Reference: LCETC/20260623
- Required qualification: Bachelor of IT, Information Systems, Computer Science, BSc IT, Advanced Diploma in ICT, or any related NQF Level 7 qualification.
What will you gain?
- Hands‑on experience in a public education environment.
- Skills in administration, public management, corporate services, IT support, systems, and project assistance.
- A stronger CV and professional references.
- Financial support of R7 500 each month while you train.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather the required documents:
- Detailed CV
- Completed Z83 form (quote the reference number)
- Copy of your ID
- Copies of all qualifications
- Academic record
- Scan every document into a single PDF file. Do not send separate files.
- Rename the file clearly (e.g., “YourName_InternshipApplication.pdf”).
- Compose an email to Tsunphahale@lp.cetc.edu.za with the subject line exactly: LCETC/20260623.
- Attach the single PDF and send it before 16:00 on 7 July 2026.
Tips to improve your chances
- Check that every page of your scanned file is legible before you send it.
- Double‑check the reference number in both the Z83 form and the email subject.
- Proofread your CV for spelling and formatting errors.
- Send your application a few days early to avoid last‑minute email or attachment issues.
- If you have any questions, call Mr T Mphahlele on 015 753 0000.
Next steps
If you do not hear back within 30 days, consider your application unsuccessful – the College may also choose not to fill the posts. Use this time to look for other opportunities and keep building your skills.
Take action now. Prepare your documents, follow the steps, and submit before the 7 July deadline. Good luck!