The Chemical Industries Education and Training Authority (CHIETA) is offering an Administration Support Internship 2026 that could jump‑start your career – the deadline is 14 September 2026 at 16:30, so act now.
What the internship involves
CHIETA’s Grants, Projects & Regions unit will host a 24‑month internship. You will work in an administrative support role, helping the team manage grants, projects and regional activities.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must:
- Hold a National Diploma in Business Administration, Management or a related field.
- Have achieved at least 65 % overall in your qualification.
- Be a resident of the Western Cape Province.
- Be computer‑literate (no specific software required).
- Possess a valid driver’s licence (optional but advantageous).
- Have no prior work experience – the internship is designed for fresh graduates.
What you will gain
The placement offers a monthly stipend of R7 000 and practical exposure to:
- Planning and organising office tasks.
- Professional written and verbal communication.
- Problem‑solving in a real‑world environment.
- Teamwork, confidentiality, and ethical work practices.
- Attention to detail and innovative thinking.
After 24 months you will have solid administrative experience that can be added to your CV.
How to apply – step by step
- Prepare the following documents:
- Updated CV.
- Certified copies of your qualification and academic transcripts.
- Certified copy of your South African ID.
- Compose an email to Recruitment2026@chieta.org.za. Use AWC2026/002 as the subject line.
- Attach all required documents to the email.
- Send the email before the closing date: 14 September 2026 at 16:30.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that every document is certified and legible.
- Tailor your CV to highlight any coursework or projects that involve administration, data handling or project support.
- Proofread your email and CV for spelling and grammar errors – clear communication is a key selection criterion.
- Include a short cover letter that mentions your interest in the Grants, Projects & Regions unit and how your skills match the listed competencies.
- Make sure your email subject matches the reference number exactly; a wrong subject may cause your application to be ignored.
Next steps
If you do not hear back by 1 October 2026, you can consider the application unsuccessful. Successful candidates will undergo background checks and may be asked to complete assessments.
Take the first step toward a professional career in administration – gather your documents, send the email, and keep an eye on your inbox after the deadline.
