Right now the Road Accident Fund is calling for unemployed graduates to apply for its Facilities Internship Programme 2026.
What the opportunity is
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is offering a paid, 18‑month internship in its Facilities division, based in Cape Town, Western Cape. The role covers facilities management, logistics, fleet administration, asset management and general office duties. The internship pays R96 000 per year.
Who can apply
- Unemployed South African citizens or permanent residents.
- Never been employed in any formal job.
- Never completed an internship that relates to the field of study.
- Age between 18 and 25 years.
- Hold a Matric (Grade 12) certificate.
- Have a B Degree or Diploma in Facilities Management, Logistics Management or a related discipline.
- Must provide a certified copy of ID, Matric certificate, academic transcript, updated CV and a motivational letter.
- Only the first 100 applications will be considered.
What you will gain
- Hands‑on experience in issuing and reporting on fleet vehicles.
- Practical knowledge of policy compliance and fleet service booking.
- Skills in asset administration, SAP asset‑register updates and barcode handling.
- Experience in stock management, invoicing and monthly inventory.
- Exposure to maintenance coordination, landlord liaison and utilities monitoring.
- Development of written and verbal communication, attention to detail, self‑motivation and basic computer skills.
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather all required documents: certified copies of Matric certificate, ID, academic transcript, your latest CV and a motivational letter.
- Visit the RAF e‑recruitment portal and locate the posting titled “Cape Town Internship – Facilities”.
- Complete the online application form, upload the documents and confirm that you meet every eligibility criterion.
- Submit the application before the closing date of 22 June 2026. Remember, only the first 100 CVs will be reviewed.
- After submission, wait up to six weeks for any communication. No response after that period means the application was not successful.
Apply here to start your RAF Facilities internship.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that every document is a certified copy and clearly legible.
- Tailor your motivational letter to show genuine interest in facilities and logistics, and how the internship fits your career goals.
- Highlight any academic projects or volunteer work that involved administration, asset tracking or SAP.
- Proofread for spelling and grammar – good written communication is a listed competency.
- Submit early. The portal operates on a first‑come, first‑served basis for the 100 CVs limit.
- If you hold a foreign qualification, obtain a South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) evaluation before you apply.
Final thoughts
This internship is a solid entry point into the public‑sector facilities field, especially for graduates who have been looking for a structured, paid learning experience. Make sure you meet all the eligibility rules, prepare your paperwork carefully, and submit your application well before the 22 June deadline. Good luck, and take the first step toward a career in facilities management with the Road Accident Fund.
