The Gauteng Provincial Treasury is offering a 24‑month internship that could jump‑start your career – but you only have until 18 August 2026 to apply.
What the internship programme is
The Gauteng Provincial Treasury is looking for 14 graduate interns to work in Johannesburg from 2026 to 2028. The programme lasts 24 months and pays an annual stipend of R98 097 (about R8 174 per month). Positions are open in ICT, communications, finance systems, HR, compliance and internal audit.
Who can apply
You must be a South African citizen with a recognised NQF Level 6 or 7 qualification that matches one of the internship fields listed below. Below is a quick guide to the required study areas.
- ICT (4 places – REFS/055927): Diploma or degree in IT, Computer Science, Information Systems, Software Development, Networking, etc.
- Communications – Animation & Design (1 place – REFS/055929): National Diploma or 1‑2 year certificate in 3D animation, motion graphics, graphic design, UI/UX.
- Communications – Photography & Videography (1 place – REFS/055930): National Diploma or 1‑2 year certificate in photography, videography or video editing.
- Communications – Audio Engineering (1 place – REFS/055931): National Diploma or 1‑2 year certificate in audio engineering, sound production or related audiovisual studies.
- Financial Automation Management System (1 place – REFS/055943): Diploma or degree in Finance, Financial Information Systems or IT.
- Financial Information Management System (3 places – REFS/055932): BSc in Mathematical Statistics, BCom/BSc Business Administration, BSc Business Information Systems, or IT qualification.
- Human Resource Management System (1 place – REFS/055934): Diploma or degree in HR Management, HR Development, Public Administration (HR focus) or Public Management (HR focus).
- Compliance – Norms and Standards (1 place – REFS/055936): Degree in a relevant field such as Law, Public Administration, or Compliance studies.
- Internal Audit Committees (1 place – REFS/055937): Degree in Business Administration, Office Administration, Public Administration or Public Management.
What you gain
Successful interns receive a fixed‑term contract, a yearly stipend of R98 097 and on‑the‑job training in a government environment. You will develop practical skills in your chosen field, work with senior professionals, and enhance your resume with 24 months of public‑sector experience.
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the Gauteng Government Jobs portal.
- Create an account or log in.
- Search for the internship using its reference number (see list above).
- Read the full description to confirm your qualification matches.
- Download the new Z83 form from any public‑service department or the Department of Public Service and Administration website.
- Complete the Z83 form, sign and date it, and write the correct position title and reference number.
- Prepare a recent, detailed CV that includes:
- All work or project experience with start‑ and end‑month/year.
- Three referees (name, phone, email, relationship).
- Relevant software, portfolios or media links where applicable.
- Upload the signed Z83 form and your CV on the portal.
- Double‑check that you have selected the correct reference number.
- Submit the application before 00:00 on 18 August 2026.
Tips to improve your chances
- Match your qualification exactly to the internship field; mismatched applications are rejected.
- Tailor your CV for each position – highlight specific courses, projects and software that relate to the role.
- Include a short cover note in the application field explaining why you are a good fit.
- Ensure the Z83 form is completely filled, signed and uploaded in PDF format.
- Apply early – the online system can become slow close to the deadline.
- Prepare a professional‑looking portfolio for design, photography, video or audio roles and add a link in your CV.
Additional information
The internship is a fixed‑term contract; there is no guarantee of permanent employment afterwards. The department aims to meet its Employment Equity targets, so you will be asked to indicate race, gender and disability status.
For any questions, contact Mr Robert Tsotetsi on 073 272 7131.
Final checklist before you hit submit
- Qualification matches the selected internship.
- Correct reference number chosen.
- New Z83 form used, fully completed, signed and dated.
- CV is up‑to‑date, lists dates in month‑year format, and includes three contactable referees.
- All required documents uploaded successfully.
- Separate application submitted for each position you are applying for.
- Application submitted before 18 August 2026 at 00:00.
Take the first step now. The deadline is close, and the experience could be a turning point for your career.
