The Film and Publication Board Internship Programme 2026 / 2027 closes on Monday, 16 November 2026 at 16:00. If you are an unemployed South African graduate looking for practical workplace experience, this is the time to prepare and submit your application carefully.
What the Opportunity Is
The Film and Publication Board (FPB), in partnership with MICT SETA, invites unemployed South African graduates to apply for its Internship Programme 2026 / 2027. There are five opportunities based at Eco-Park, Centurion, Pretoria, Gauteng.
The programme lasts 12 months. Successful candidates will gain practical workplace experience in Information Technology, software development, infrastructure support and digital marketing while developing professional skills.
Available posts are:
- Developers Interns X2 – Reference Number N001. Knowledge or exposure to software development methodologies, basic programming (Java, C#, Python, JavaScript or similar), databases, application development and analytical problem-solving.
- Desktop Support Technician Intern – Reference Number N002. Knowledge of computer hardware, software troubleshooting, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft 365, customer service, diagnosing technical problems and resolving IT support issues.
- Network and Infrastructure Administrator Intern – Reference Number N003. Basic understanding of network administration, infrastructure management, LAN and WAN technologies, networking concepts, basic network security and troubleshooting connectivity problems.
- Digital Marketing and Design Intern – Reference Number N004. Skills in social media and website content creation, graphic design (Adobe Creative Suite, Illustrator, Canva or similar), newsletter writing, photography, videography, video editing, short-form video, digital trend and audience research, and campaign development. The successful candidate may also support events, stakeholder engagements, outreach and launches.
Who Can Apply
You must be a South African citizen between 18 and 35 years old, currently unemployed, and have Grade 12. You also need a National Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised and accredited higher education institution that is relevant to the internship you apply for.
You must not have previously participated in an internship programme funded by a SETA, government department, public entity or private organisation. Good communication and interpersonal skills are required, along with willingness to learn and contribute positively.
Many applicants struggle when they apply for a post without the matching qualification or when they have already done a similar funded internship. Check these points carefully before you submit.
What You Gain
You will receive a monthly stipend of R8 174.75, paid according to MICT SETA funding guidelines and FPB policies. You will gain workplace exposure in your field and develop practical professional skills over the 12-month period.
How to Apply
Download and complete the official FPB application form from the Film and Publication Board website at www.fpb.org.za. Email your completed application to recruitment@fpb.org.za.
You must submit:
- Completed FPB application form.
- Comprehensive CV.
- Certified Grade 12 certificate.
- Certified copies of tertiary qualifications.
- Certified copy of South African ID.
Clearly indicate the position applied for and the relevant reference number on both the application form and in the email subject line. Examples: Developers Intern – N001; Desktop Support Technician Intern – N002; Network and Infrastructure Administrator Intern – N003; Digital Marketing and Design Intern – N004.
The FPB is committed to Employment Equity. Preference may be given to suitably qualified candidates whose appointment supports representativity in line with the FPB Employment Equity Plan. Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
Correspondence will be limited to shortlisted candidates. If you do not receive feedback within 30 days or one month after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful. The Film and Publication Board reserves the right not to make an appointment. For enquiries call the FPB Hotline: 0800 148 148.
Tips to Improve Your Chances
Confirm you meet the age limit, are currently unemployed, and have not done a previous SETA-funded or similar internship. Make sure your qualification matches the specific post. Complete the form correctly and attach all certified documents.
Use the correct reference number and put the position title and reference in the email subject line. Submit before Monday, 16 November 2026 at 16:00. Late applications may not be considered.
There are only five posts, so competition exists. Focus on matching every requirement exactly rather than expecting a guaranteed place.
Next Steps
Choose the internship that matches your qualification and note its reference number. Download the form from the official website, gather your certified documents, and prepare your CV.
Email your complete application to recruitment@fpb.org.za well before 16 November 2026 at 16:00. Taking these steps carefully gives your application the best chance of being considered.
