Takealot 2026 Internship Programme – 14 TVET roles in Cape Town

Looking for a paid entry‑level role right now? Takealot internship positions are open for 2026 and could be your first step into the workplace.

What the opportunity is

Takealot is hiring interns for its 2026 Skills & Development programme. The company lists 14 different internship roles on its careers portal. Most positions are based in Cape Town, with a single Human Resources internship in Johannesburg.

Who can apply (requirements / eligibility)

  • Qualified with an N6 or a National Certificate (Vocational) at Level 4.
  • Some roles accept a Grade 12 certificate together with the N6 qualification.
  • Several adverts state that no previous work experience is required.
  • Match your exact qualification to the specific internship before you apply.
  • One internship (Human Resources) is located in Johannesburg; the rest are in Cape Town.

What you gain (benefits / skills)

Interns work on real projects, not just shadowing. Examples include:

  • Business Management – reporting, dashboards and data analysis.
  • Catalogue – product information, listing quality and digital catalogue management.
  • Marketplace – seller onboarding and e‑commerce operations.
  • People / HR – employee records, recruitment support and onboarding.
  • Facilities, Health & Safety, Supply Chain – operational, technical and compliance tasks.

Most contracts last 18 months, giving you ample time to build practical experience.

How to apply (step‑by‑step)

  1. Visit Takealot’s official careers portal: Takealot internship applications.
  2. Read each listing carefully and choose the role that matches your N6 or vocational certificate.
  3. Gather your documents: a current CV, a clear copy of your N6/NCV certificate and any optional cover letter.
  4. Complete the online form. Provide accurate personal details, education history and the city you live in.
  5. Upload your CV and certificate files (use simple names like John-Doe‑CV.pdf).
  6. Submit the form before the posting disappears – no official closing date is shown.

Tips to improve your chances

  • Read the qualification requirements for each role. Do not apply to a position that does not list your field of study.
  • Ensure your CV highlights any coursework or projects related to the internship duties.
  • If the form asks about previous SETA internships, answer honestly.
  • Save your documents with professional file names to avoid upload errors.
  • Double‑check the location (Cape Town vs Johannesburg) before submitting.

Next steps

The Takealot 2026 intake offers a wide range of entry‑level pathways. Choose the role that aligns with your studies, prepare your paperwork, and apply through the official portal while the position is live. Good luck with your application – your first professional experience could be just a few clicks away.

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