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The National Treasury invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Graduate Internship Programme 2026.
The closing date for applications is 12 January 2026.
What the Graduate Internship Programme Looks Like
If you’ve just finished university or a qualified diploma, this is a chance to start a career inside South Africa’s biggest public finance office.
The programme runs for 24 months and gives you:
- Hands‑on jobs – work on real projects that affect the country’s budget and spending.
- Skill building – learn accounting, data analysis, public policy and more from senior staff.
- Professional guidance – mentors will check in regularly and help you grow.
- Networking – meet officials, peers and industry experts.
- Career growth – many interns stay on as permanent employees after finishing the programme.
You’ll be based in one of the Treasury’s offices, but some tasks can be done from home when required.
Who Should Apply?
The programme is open to recent graduates who hold a three‑year diploma, degree or postgraduate qualification from an accredited university. We’re looking for people who studied in any of the following fields (but not limited to):
- Accounting
- Data Science
- Economics
- Public Administration
- Law
- Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
- Finance
- Sociology
- Marketing
- Supply Chain Management
- Statistics
- And many other disciplines that provide a solid analytical base.
To qualify, you simply need to show that you completed the required course of study and that you’re ready to jump into a fast‑moving work environment.
How to Apply
- Visit the application link below.
- Fill out the online form – you’ll need to upload your CV and a short cover letter.
- Review the terms and submit.
Apply here:
https://tinyurl.com/44w9prfp
Key Dates
- Application opens: 1 December 2025 (the programme is already open).
- Closing date: 12 January 2026.
- Programme start: 1 April 2026 (or as directed by the Treasury).
Make sure you submit before the deadline to have your application processed.
Why This Is a Good Choice
- Paid training – you earn a salary while you learn.
- Public service impact – you’ll see how money flows through the government and affect ordinary citizens.
- Future opportunities – many interns become key Treasury staff, managers and policy advisors.
- Professional development – you’ll receive certificates, training seminars and mentoring that look great on a CV.
If you’re ready to start a rewarding career, don’t wait. Apply before 12 January 2026 and take the first step into the world of public finance.