Now is a good time to start building real‑world experience, and the Sizwe Training Student Internship in Durban offers exactly that for young engineers.
What the opportunity is
Sizwe Training is looking for TVET‑qualified students to join a short‑term internship. The placement is in Durban and comes with a monthly stipend of R3500. You will work on practical tasks related to mechanical or electrical engineering, or in a plastic‑technology environment.
Who can apply
You must meet all of the following:
- Hold a TVET qualification in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or any related Plastic qualification.
- Identify as a Black female applicant.
- Be able to work in Durban for the duration of the internship.
What you will gain
- Hands‑on experience that bridges classroom learning and the workplace.
- Exposure to real engineering projects and maintenance tasks.
- Professional references that can strengthen future job or bursary applications.
- Financial support of R3500 per month to cover basic living costs.
How to apply – step by step
- Update your CV so it clearly shows your TVET qualification, dates, and any relevant projects.
- Obtain certified copies of:
- Your qualification certificate
- Your South African ID
- Any additional supporting documents related to your TVET study
- Write an email with a clear subject line, for example:
Student Internship Application – Mechanical Engineering or Student Internship Application – Electrical Engineering. - Attach your CV and all certified documents to the email.
- Send the email to Recruitment@sizewetraining.co.za.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that every document is legible and properly certified.
- Make sure your CV is free of spelling errors and uses consistent formatting.
- Tailor a brief cover note in the email that explains why you are interested in this internship and how your training matches the role.
- Submit before the deadline; many applicants wait until the last day and miss the chance.
Next steps
If you meet the criteria, gather your paperwork now and send the application as soon as possible. Even if you are not selected this time, the process will give you a clearer idea of what employers expect, helping you prepare for future learnerships, internships, or bursaries.