If you want a real start to your career this year, the National Gambling Board is offering two paid internships that close on 21 August 2026 – so act fast.
What the opportunity is
The National Gambling Board of South Africa is looking for unemployed graduates to fill two 12‑month internship posts in Pretoria, Gauteng.
Internships available:
- Legal Services Internship (Reference NGB‑7)
- Marketing & Communications Internship (Reference NGB‑8)
Both positions are contract based, non‑renewable, and carry a monthly stipend of R12 000.
Who can apply
You must be a South African citizen who is currently unemployed and has not previously completed an internship in the public or private sector.
Specific qualification requirements:
- Legal Services: Bachelor’s degree in Law or an LLB.
- Marketing & Communications: A three‑year National Diploma or a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing Communications, Public Relations or Journalism.
What you gain
- Hands‑on experience in a national government authority.
- Monthly stipend of R12 000 to cover living costs.
- Professional skills in legal research or strategic communication, depending on the placement.
- Opportunity to work in a regulated industry and build a solid résumé.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents: CV, academic transcript, certified copies of qualifications, ID document, and, if applicable, a letter of completion from your institution.
- Make sure any foreign qualification has been verified by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) and you have the verification proof ready.
- Go to the official application page for the internship you want.
- Enter the correct reference number (NGB‑7 for Legal Services, NGB‑8 for Marketing & Communications).
- Upload all required documents and submit the form before the deadline.
Legal Services Internship application
Apply online via the official portal:
Apply for the Legal Services Internship (NGB‑7)
Marketing & Communications Internship application
Apply online via the official portal:
Apply for the Marketing & Communications Internship (NGB‑8)
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that every required document is uploaded; incomplete applications are rejected.
- Write a concise, tailored cover letter that links your studies to the internship’s duties.
- Proofread your CV for spelling and formatting errors.
- Highlight any volunteer work or projects that show relevant skills.
- Make sure your SAQA verification (if needed) is attached and clearly labelled.
- Be honest about your internship history – previous placements will disqualify you.
Next steps
Prepare your paperwork now, submit your application before 21 August 2026**, and take the first step toward a professional career with the National Gambling Board.
