Need real work experience now? The Transport Finance Revenue Internship Programme 2026 offered by the City of Johannesburg is open for applications, and the deadline is fast approaching.
What the opportunity is
The City of Johannesburg’s Transport Department is looking for interns to join its Finance Branch. You will work on revenue, cash, and inventory matters for the city’s transport services. The placement is at 75 Helen Joseph Street, Old Mutual Building, Johannesburg, Gauteng.
Internship length: up to 18 months.
Monthly stipend: R4 951.88 (students) up to R10 109.86 (graduates who have completed at least 360 credits).
No benefits are attached to the stipend.
Who can apply – eligibility and minimum requirements
- Live in the City of Johannesburg.
- Finish Grade 12 (NQF Level 4) or higher.
- Be studying for or have a diploma/degree in Accounting or a related field (NQF Level 6 or 7).
- You may have no work experience.
- You must not have taken part in another City of Johannesburg internship unless it was in a different field.
Both current students and graduates who meet the above criteria can apply.
What you will gain – skills and experience
During the internship you will learn how municipal finance works. You will get hands‑on experience with:
- Inventory and cash management.
- Banking and revenue processing, especially for Rea Vaya stations.
- Financial reporting and accounting records.
- Municipal finance policies and the Municipal Finance Management Act.
- Preparing audit responses and supporting a clean audit outcome.
These skills are valuable for any future role in finance, banking, or municipal administration.
How to apply – step‑by‑step guide
- Visit the official application page: Apply for the City of Johannesburg Transport Finance Internship 2026.
- Complete the online application form.
- Upload the required documents:
- Detailed Curriculum Vitae.
- Certified copy of your ID.
- Certified copy of your qualification (or proof of registration if you are still studying).
- Academic transcript or any other documents requested on the form.
- Check that all files are clear, current and correctly attached.
- Submit the form before the closing date.
Only applications submitted online through the link above will be considered.
Tips to improve your chances
- Use Google Chrome when you fill in the form – it works best.
- Proofread your CV and cover letter for spelling and grammar errors.
- Make sure your ID and qualification copies are certified and legible.
- Highlight any school projects or volunteer work that involved handling money or data.
- Submit early; technical glitches are less likely before the deadline.
Next steps
The application window closes on Monday, 27 July 2026. If you do not hear back within six weeks after this date, you can assume you were not shortlisted. Remember, the City of Johannesburg is an equal‑opportunity employer, and the selection process includes verification checks such as qualification, identity and possible criminal record screening.
Take this chance to start a career in municipal finance. Prepare your documents, apply online, and step into a professional environment that could shape your future.
