RAF Facilities Internship 2026 – Cape Town, Closing 22 June

Right now the Road Accident Fund is opening its Facilities Internship Programme for 2026, and the deadline is fast approaching. If you’re a recent graduate looking for real‑world experience, this could be the step you need to launch your career.

What the opportunity is

The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is offering a full‑time internship in its Facilities division, based in Cape Town, Western Cape. The placement lasts 18 months and comes with a stipend of R96 000 per year. Interns will support functions such as facilities management, logistics, fleet administration, asset management and general administration.

Who can apply (eligibility)

  • Unemployed South African graduates aged 18 – 25.
  • Never previously employed or completed an internship in the same field.
  • Hold a B‑Degree or Diploma in Facilities Management, Logistics Management or a related discipline.
  • Match the advertised qualification; foreign qualifications must be evaluated by the SAQA.
  • First 100 complete applications will be considered.

What you will gain

  • Hands‑on experience in issuing and booking fleet vehicles, compliance reporting, and fleet services.
  • Practical skills in asset administration, SAP asset‑register updates, and physical barcoding.
  • Exposure to stock management, SAP goods receipt, monthly inventory, and payment processes.
  • Involvement in maintenance coordination, landlord liaison, and utility consumption monitoring.
  • Development of written and verbal communication, attention to detail, self‑motivation and basic computer skills.
  • Annual stipend of R96 000 and a solid addition to your CV.

How to apply

  1. Gather the required documents:
    • Certified copy of your Grade 12/Matric certificate.
    • Certified copy of your ID.
    • Certified copy of your academic transcript.
    • Updated CV.
    • Motivation letter explaining why you want the internship.
  2. Visit the RAF e‑recruitment portal and search for the Facilities Internship (Reference 6768, Division 3500).
  3. Complete the online application form, upload all documents, and submit before 22 June 2026.
  4. Do not send any hard‑copy applications; only the online submission will be accepted.

Official application link: Apply for Road Accident Fund Facilities Internship 2026

Tips to boost your chances

  • Submit your application early – only the first 100 CVs will be reviewed.
  • Tailor your motivation letter to the listed duties (fleet services, asset management, SAP, etc.).
  • Proofread all documents; attention to detail is a key competency.
  • Highlight any volunteer work or projects that demonstrate communication or organisational skills.
  • Ensure your SAQA qualification evaluation (if applicable) is attached.
  • Double‑check that every required file is attached before you hit “Submit”.

Next steps

If you do not hear back within six weeks after the closing date, you can assume the application was not successful. Keep applying to other opportunities while you wait, and use any feedback to improve future submissions. Good luck – your first step into facilities management could start here.

Author: Donald Williams
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Donald is the founder and editor of Thapelo Madibeng Bursary, South Africa's trusted resource for bursaries, learnerships, internships, and funding opportunities. With a deep commitment to youth empowerment and educational access, Donald curates timely, verified updates to help students and unemployed youth unlock career pathways in various sectors.

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