Act now if you want a solid start in auditing – the Standard Bank Internal Auditing Learnership 2026 is open for South African graduates and the deadline has not yet been set.
What the opportunity is
Standard Bank is offering a 24‑month learnership in internal auditing. The programme blends classroom learning with hands‑on work in audit planning, risk management, governance and financial decision‑making. It begins on 01 October 2026 at the bank’s headquarters at 30 Baker Street, Johannesburg, Gauteng.
Who can apply (requirements/eligibility)
- South African citizen, under 30 years old
- Relevant undergraduate degree (see list below)
- Fluent in spoken, written and read English
- Not currently enrolled in another learnership, internship or study programme
- Available to start on 01 October 2026 and stay for the full 24 months
Qualifying fields of study
- Information Technology or Computer Science
- Business Management Sciences
- Auditing, Finance or Economics
- Engineering
- ESG and Environmental Studies
- Insurance, Risk and Compliance Management
What you will gain
- Monthly stipend of R15 000
- Student medical aid cover
- Occupational Certificate: Internal Auditor (nationally recognised)
- Practical skills in audit planning, control testing, business‑process evaluation, risk identification, working‑paper preparation and making evidence‑based recommendations
- Exposure to banking operations, governance standards and commercial decision‑making
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Visit the official Standard Bank careers page: Standard Bank Internal Auditing Learnership 2026
- Log in or create a new applicant profile.
- Enter the programme details: Internal Auditing Learnership, reference 80454408A-0001, location Johannesburg, Gauteng.
- Complete all required fields, especially your qualification and graduation year.
- Upload an up‑to‑date CV.
- Attach supporting documents (ID copy, degree certificate, academic transcript, Matric certificate).
- Confirm you are not enrolled in another learnership or study programme.
- Review the entire application for accuracy.
- Submit before the vacancy is closed.
Tips to improve your chances
- Make sure your CV highlights any audit‑related coursework, projects or internships.
- Clearly list your degree title and major subjects as they appear on your certificate.
- Proofread your application to avoid spelling or grammar mistakes.
- Demonstrate curiosity for finance, risk and technology in your personal statement.
- Provide evidence of teamwork, problem‑solving or analytical work in previous roles.
- Submit early – many applicants wait until the last moment.
Next steps
Gather the required documents, tailor your CV, and apply through the link above as soon as possible. Even if you do not receive a contract, the experience of applying will sharpen your résumé for future opportunities. Good luck!
