Are you a final‑year student looking for real‑world experience this year? The Competition Commission is offering a Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Internship in Pretoria, and the deadline is fast approaching.
What the opportunity is
The Competition Commission’s WIL Internship provides hands‑on work for final‑year students. It counts toward the experiential‑learning requirement of your degree. Interns will work on projects related to competition law, economics, finance and corporate services.
Who can apply
To be eligible you must:
- Be a South African citizen.
- Be in the final year of your studies.
- Need the placement to complete your qualification.
- Have not worked in the same field before.
- Have a strong academic record (70% + is an advantage).
Fields of study accepted:
- Human Capital / Human Resources
- Law
- Economics
- Finance
- Supply Chain Management
- Communications or Multi‑Media Communications
What you gain
Interns receive a monthly stipend and a supportive workplace. You will also get:
- A certificate of completion.
- A letter of recommendation from your coach.
- Practical experience in competition law, economics, finance and corporate services.
- Coaching, professional development and exposure to the Commission’s Vision 2030.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather the required documents: latest academic transcript, Experiential Learning Requirement Letter and an up‑to‑date CV. If you hold an international qualification, include a SAQA evaluation certificate.
- Visit the official Competition Commission recruitment platform.
- Complete the online application form and upload all supporting documents.
- Submit your application before the closing date.
Apply for the Competition Commission WIL Internship 2026/2027
Tips to improve your chances
- Highlight any academic awards, scholarships or extracurricular leadership in your CV.
- Show evidence of community service or volunteer work.
- Emphasise strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Provide examples of analytical, research or investigative tasks you have completed.
- Proofread your application to avoid spelling or formatting errors.
Next steps
Make sure all documents are uploaded correctly and submit before 06 November 2026. Shortlisted candidates may face assessments, security screening and vetting. Only apply if the internship fulfills your Work Integrated Learning requirement.
Take this chance to start your career in a respected government agency. Good luck!
