Act now – the Crawford International Teacher Internship for a female teacher intern at North Coast College in Westbrook closes on 15 September 2026, and the window is only two weeks long.
What the opportunity is
Crawford International, part of ADvTECH, is offering a contract role that gives teaching students supervised classroom experience, coaching and mentorship. The intern will also assist in the school’s boarding establishment.
Who can apply (eligibility)
- Matric certificate.
- Currently enrolled in a relevant teaching degree (Bachelor of Education or equivalent).
- Registered with the South African Council for Educators (SACE).
- Clear criminal record (CCF + B1).
- Female – the position is advertised for a female intern.
- Willingness to work both in the classroom and in the boarding house.
- Professional conduct with learners and staff.
The advertisement does not state the contract length, salary or stipend. Ask for these details if you are shortlisted.
What you will gain
- Observation of lesson planning and delivery by experienced teachers.
- Hands‑on teaching under supervision.
- Coaching and mentorship to improve lesson preparation, learner engagement and classroom management.
- Experience of supporting learners in a boarding environment.
- Networking within the ADvTECH school network.
Completing the internship does not guarantee a permanent job, but ADvTECH may consider successful interns for future vacancies.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather the required documents:
- Updated curriculum vitae (CV).
- Matric certificate.
- Proof of enrollment in a teaching degree.
- Latest academic transcript (if available).
- Proof of SACE registration.
- Valid South African ID.
- Any additional documents requested in the portal.
- Visit the official application page: Crawford International online application portal.
- Complete all required fields accurately. Upload clear, legible copies of each document.
- Review the form, then submit before the deadline.
- Check your email (including spam/junk) and phone for any follow‑up communication.
Tips to improve your chances
- Place your teaching degree, university and year of study at the top of your CV.
- Highlight any tutoring, volunteering, youth‑work or student‑teaching experience.
- Show how you have worked with learners of different ages or needs.
- Proofread all dates and contact details to match your supporting documents.
- Prepare questions about contract length, stipend and boarding duties for the interview.
Insider tip: Use your CV to demonstrate more than academic registration. Briefly list tutoring, coaching or volunteer roles that show patience, communication and responsibility with learners.
Conclusion and next steps
This internship offers valuable, real‑world teaching experience and a glimpse into boarding‑house responsibilities. If you meet the eligibility criteria, gather your documents now and submit before 15 September 2026. Early application reduces the risk of technical glitches and gives you time to ask about salary and contract details.