Act now if you need real‑world experience — the AVBOB Work Integrated Learning placements are open for a limited time and could be your first step into a professional career.
What is the opportunity?
AVBOB Mutual Assurance Society is offering four 18‑month Work Integrated Learning (WIL) positions for unemployed South African graduates. The roles are paid at market rates, but the exact amount is not listed. Each placement is tied to a specific office, and you must match your qualification to the office you choose.
Who can apply?
- Aged between 18 and 35 years
- South African citizen, currently unemployed
- Completed Grade 12
- Hold a certificate in Human Resource Management (HRM) or Business Administration (BA) as required by the chosen office
- Never previously been an intern
- Available for the full 18 months
- Will submit a complete application before the advertised deadline
People with disabilities and those from previously disadvantaged groups are encouraged to apply.
What will you gain?
- Structured, paid work experience in a reputable mutual assurance company
- Practical skills in HRM or BA that employers value
- A 18‑month contract that can strengthen your CV
- Potential future employment with AVBOB after successful completion
How to apply – step by step
- Read the four office listings carefully and decide which one matches your certificate.
- Gather the required documents:
- Your up‑to‑date CV
- Copy of your South African ID
- Grade 12 certificate
- Certificate of your HRM or BA qualification
- Recent academic transcripts (if you have them)
- Check that every file is clear and legible.
- Click the official application link for your chosen office: Apply here.
- Complete the online form, upload the documents and confirm your contact details.
- Submit the application and keep a record of the confirmation number.
Tips to improve your chances
- Match your qualification exactly to the office’s requirement (HRM fits all four, BA only fits Centurion and Durbanville).
- Proofread your CV; make sure your phone number and email are correct.
- Upload PDFs that are easy to read; blurry files may be rejected.
- Apply as soon as possible – the postings have no displayed closing date, but AVBOB will stop accepting late applications.
- If you do not hear back within six weeks of the posting date, assume the application was unsuccessful and consider re‑applying for another vacancy.
Next steps
Prepare your documents today and submit your application before the opportunity closes. This could be the bridge you need from college to a full‑time career in Human Resources or Business Administration.