The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) is looking for South African students and recent graduates who don’t have a job yet. They want you to join a 24‑month Internship and Work Integrated Learning Programme that starts in 2026 and ends in 2028. If you finish your studies or are still learning, this could be the best way to get real experience and earn a small stipend each month while working in a respected public office. The internship will take place in Kimberley, Northern Cape.
Why this job is a good fit for you
- You’re a South African citizen who has not yet had a full‑time job.
- You are a recent graduate or a TVET learner who needs work experience to finish your qualification.
- You are ready to work for the NPA for two full years and learn about the justice system, finance, or human resources.
What the NPA offers
- A monthly stipend of R6,659.25 for every intern.
- Two clear job openings: one in Finance and one in Human Resources.
- A chance to learn how the country’s legal and investigative teams run.
- The program is open to people with disabilities, and the NPA follows the Employment Equity Act of 1998 and its own equity strategy.
Internship details
Finance Intern – Ref No. KIMFIN
- Centre: DPP Kimberley
- Stipend: R6,659.25 per month
- What you need:
- A National Senior Certificate (Matric)
- An N6 certificate in Finance or a related field
- Contact: Mr. Ishmael Mofokeng – Tel: (053) 807 4507
- Send your application to kimfin@npa.gov.za
Human Resources Intern – Ref No. KIMHRM
- Centre: DPP Kimberley
- Stipend: R6,659.25 per month
- What you need:
- A National Senior Certificate (Matric)
- An N6 certificate in Human Resource Management or a related area
- Contact: Mr. Ishmael Mofokeng – Tel: (053) 807 4507
- Send your application to kimhrm@npa.gov.za
General requirements for all interns
- You must be a South African citizen.
- You must not have any criminal record or pending court cases.
- You must be unemployed and never have taken part in a previous internship or work‑learning program.
- TVET learners need to be in the middle of a course that requires workplace experience.
- University graduates need a degree from a recognized university or university of technology.
How to apply
- Download the Z83 application form from the Department of Public Service and Administration website.
- Fill out the form completely and sign it.
- Write a clear CV that shows your education, skills, and any volunteer work.
- Send both documents to the email address listed above for the position you want.
Important points to remember
- Only people who are selected for the next round will be asked to bring copies of their certificates and other paperwork.
- If you send your application after the deadline, it will not be seen.
- Only emails are accepted; any other delivery method will be ignored.
- If you do not hear back within six months after the deadline, it means you were not chosen.
- The NPA does not pay for moving costs if you are living far away.
- On interview day, you will give fingerprints, and your social media may be checked.
When the internship starts
- The whole program lasts two full years – from 2026 to 2028.
Apply today
To apply, click on the link below and follow the instructions on the website:
Apply for NPA Internships 2026–2028
If you prefer, you can email your application to the contact email for the specific role (Finance or Human Resources).
Good luck! This internship can be a strong stepping‑stone into a career in the legal or public service field.