Are you a recent graduate who is still looking for that first real work experience? The Road Accident Fund is offering a 12‑month Quality Assurance internship, and the deadline is fast approaching – you have until 04 August 2026 to apply.
What the internship is
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) needs an intern for its Quality Assurance division in Centurion, Gauteng. You will work for a year, helping the team with claims‑compliance checks, record keeping, reporting, and handling queries and complaints. The role pays a stipend of R96 000 per year.
Who can apply
To be eligible, you must meet all of the following:
- Be between 18 and 23 years old.
- Be currently unemployed.
- Hold a diploma or degree in Law, Business Administration, Business Management or a related field.
- Have a certified Grade 12/Matrik certificate.
- Be able to commit to the full 12‑month internship.
- Have basic skills in Microsoft Office (especially Excel).
- Be willing to let RAF verify your employment history.
What you will gain
This internship gives you practical, paid experience in a government agency. You will learn how to:
- Administer quality‑assurance processes.
- Review claims for compliance with the RAF Act.
- Manage both electronic and paper records.
- Handle queries and complaints professionally.
- Create and maintain spreadsheets, templates and checklists.
The skills you develop – attention to detail, report writing, and stakeholder liaison – are highly valued in many South African workplaces.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Visit the official RAF vacancy page: Apply for the RAF Quality Assurance Internship 2026.
- Create a new profile or log in if you already have one.
- Enter the reference number 6932 and select the position “Internship: Quality Assurance”.
- Fill in all required personal and educational fields.
- Upload the following documents (all must be clear and certified where required):
- Updated CV
- Motivational letter (see tips below)
- Certified copy of your Grade 12/Matrik certificate
- Certified copy of your South African ID
- Certified academic transcript
- Proof of your diploma or degree
- Review the entire application to ensure no fields are left blank.
- Submit the application before the closing date.
Hand‑delivered applications are not accepted.
Tips to improve your chances
- Write a clear motivational letter. Explain why you are interested in quality assurance, how your studies relate to the role, and what you hope to learn.
- Show familiarity with the RAF Act or any coursework on compliance.
- Proofread your CV and letter for spelling and grammar – recruiters spot errors quickly.
- Make sure all certificates and transcripts are certified copies; unclear documents will be rejected.
- Highlight any projects where you used Excel, created reports, or managed data.
- Submit early. Applications that arrive close to the deadline risk technical glitches.
Next steps
If you meet the criteria, gather the required documents, craft a concise motivational letter, and submit your application online before 04 August 2026. This internship could be the launch pad you need to start a career in administration, compliance or any business‑related field in South Africa.
