NCC Internship Programme 2026 – A Chance to Work With the National Consumer Commission
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) is looking for South African young graduates who are currently out of work to join its 2026 Internship Programme. This program gives you a real job experience in a government office, plus a mentor who will show you how the world of consumer protection and regulation really works. You’ll learn skills that will help you get a full‑time job later.
Key Dates & Location
- Application deadline: 30 January 2026
- Office: Pretoria, Gauteng (Groenkloof area)
What the Internship Looks Like
The NCC internship is a 12‑month fixed‑term contract. You will earn a stipend of R8,000 per month. It is aimed at people aged 18 to 35 who have finished university but have never done an internship before, in either the public or private sector. The program is split into several roles so you can pick the one that matches your degree.
1. Complaints & Investigations
- Reference number: NCC03/01/26
- Open spots: 4
Who can apply?
- Matric (high school completion) + a Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
What you’ll do:
You will help look after customer complaints, investigate products, and support inspections that enforce the Consumer Protection Act. It’s a good way to see how law and consumer rights work together.
2. Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
- Reference number: NCC04/01/26
- Open spots: 2
Who can apply?
- Matric + a National Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in ICT
What you’ll do:
You’ll be part of the team that keeps the NCC’s computer systems running. That includes system coordination, maintenance, administration, and troubleshooting. You’ll learn the inner workings of a big organization’s technology needs.
3. Enforcement & Legal Services
- Reference number: NCC05/01/26
- Open spots: 1
Who can apply?
- Matric + a Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
What you’ll do:
You will support the legal team with litigation processes, corporate legal matters, and prosecutions. This is a good fit if you love legal work and want to see how laws are applied in practice.
4. Supply Chain Management
- Reference number: NCC06/01/26
- Open spots: 1
Who can apply?
- Matric + a National Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, or Procurement
What you’ll do:
You’ll help with procurement, tenders, travel arrangements, asset handling, and keeping records. This role teaches you how a big organization manages its resources.
How to Apply
- Send a CV – Make it detailed and include your education, skills, and any work experience.
- Write a cover letter – Tell us which internship you want and copy the exact reference number into the letter.
- Email the documents to recruitment@thencc.org.za.
Important:
- Put the reference number in the subject line of your email.
- If the subject line is missing the reference number, your application will be rejected automatically.
- Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.
Closing Date
The last day to send in your application is 30 January 2026. Make sure your application arrives before this date. We will check all documents and do a background check for criminal records. If your degree is from a foreign school, you must send proof that the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) has verified it.
Why This Internship Matters
- You get to work in a real government office, which is a unique learning experience.
- You will have a mentor who can guide you and share real work skills.
- The roles cover law, tech, and logistics, giving you a broad view of different areas.
- The experience builds a strong foundation for any future job you choose.
If you are a recent graduate who is excited about law, tech, supply chain, or public service, this internship could be a great next step. Apply before 30 January 2026 and take the first step toward a career that helps protect consumers across South Africa.