Right now, an Affirmative Portfolios Adjudication Internship 2026 is open for unemployed graduates with disabilities who want real work experience in a claims environment. The deadline isn’t posted, so apply as soon as you can.
What the opportunity is
Affirmative Portfolios Pty Ltd is offering an 18‑month internship focused on adjudication. You will work with funeral benefit claims, review documents, apply policies and help make decisions. The role is based in Johannesburg (Parktown) and comes with a monthly stipend of R8 000.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must:
- Be 18 to 25 years old
- Have a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree and academic transcripts
- Live with a disability
- Be currently unemployed
- Not have previously completed an internship or worked in a similar adjudication role
What you will gain
The internship gives you:
- Hands‑on experience with claims review and decision‑making
- Practice in applying the Companies Act and insurance policies
- Skills in preparing reports, briefing papers and presentations
- Improved legal research, analysis and attention to detail
- A solid reference for future jobs in law, insurance or compliance
How to apply – step by step
- Gather all required documents:
- Certified copy of your Matric (Grade 12) certificate
- Certified copy of your South African ID
- Bachelor of Laws qualification certificate
- Certified academic transcript (mandatory)
- Updated curriculum vitae
- Motivational letter
- Make sure each file is clear and readable.
- Visit the official application portal: Apply for the Adjudication Internship.
- Complete the online form and upload all documents.
- Double‑check that your contact details are correct before submitting.
Tips to improve your chances
- Write a motivational letter that explains why adjudication interests you and how your LLB prepared you for detailed document review.
- Highlight any volunteer work or projects that involved research, analysis or handling confidential information.
- Proofread every document; spelling or formatting errors can cost you the spot.
- Submit early – many positions close once the employer receives enough applications.
- If you do not hear back within two weeks, assume the application was unsuccessful and look for the next opportunity.
Next steps
If you meet the criteria, gather your paperwork and apply today. This internship can turn your legal knowledge into real‑world skills and open doors to future careers in law, insurance or compliance. Good luck!