Time is running out – the AfroCentric Group Internship Programme closes on 30 July 2026. If you have just finished a NQF Level 6 or 7 qualification, this is a chance to start your career now.
What the internship is
AfroCentric Group in Roodepoort, Gauteng, is offering a 12‑month paid internship that begins on 1 September 2026. Interns will work on real projects, learn from senior staff and receive a monthly stipend of R6 500. The placement is a temporary development role and does not guarantee a permanent contract.
Who can apply
You must hold a National Diploma or degree at NQF Level 6 or 7 in one of the following areas:
- Bachelor of Commerce (or related finance/commercial studies)
- Internal Auditing
- Business Administration
- Finance / Financial Management
- Marketing
- Law (LLB) or Paralegal Studies
- Human Resources
- Call Centre Management
The internship is based in Roodepoort, Gauteng. You must be available for the full 12 months and ready to start on 1 September 2026.
What you will gain
- Practical workplace experience in a corporate environment
- Hands‑on exposure to finance, audit, administration, marketing, legal or HR tasks
- Development of communication, teamwork and problem‑solving skills
- Mentoring from experienced professionals
- A monthly stipend of R6 500 to help cover living costs
- Professional references and networking opportunities for future jobs
How to apply
Apply online through the official LinkedIn posting:
AfroCentric Group Internships 2026/2027 – Apply here
Follow these steps:
- Open the LinkedIn vacancy page.
- Sign in to your LinkedIn account.
- Read the internship requirements carefully.
- Click “Apply” and fill in all required fields.
- Upload an up‑to‑date CV.
- Upload a copy of your qualification (diploma or degree) when requested.
- Review the information for accuracy.
- Submit before the 30 July 2026 deadline.
Tips to improve your chances
- Make sure your CV clearly lists the qualification title, NQF level, institution and date of completion.
- Highlight any relevant modules, projects or volunteer work that match the internship fields.
- Proofread for spelling and grammar – attention to detail is essential.
- Use concise bullet points to describe skills such as Microsoft Office, data entry, customer service or report writing.
- Tailor a short cover note (if the LinkedIn form allows it) to show why you are interested in AfroCentric Group.
- Check that your LinkedIn profile is up to date and matches the information on your CV.
Next steps
Gather the required documents (CV, qualification copy, transcripts if asked) and submit your application before the deadline. Applying early gives you more time to correct any issues.
Good luck – this internship could be the first step toward a successful career in commerce, finance, law, marketing, HR, or call‑centre management.
