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Apply for Social Housing Regulatory Authority (SHRA) Internships 2026

Internship Ends 22 July 2026
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South Africa
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Role Overview

The Social Housing Regulatory Authority invites unemployed South African graduates to apply for the SHRA Internship Programme 2026.

Internship Application Closing Date: 22 July 2026

Internship Location: South Africa

The Social Housing Regulatory Authority, commonly known as SHRA, has opened several internship opportunities for graduates seeking practical workplace experience.

The available internships cover Property Development and Investment, Legal Services, Graphic Design and Facilities Management.

These opportunities are suitable for graduates with qualifications in Quantity Surveying, Law, Graphic Design, Multimedia, Facilities Management and the built environment.

All applications close on 22 July 2026.

Organisation: Social Housing Regulatory AuthorityAbbreviation: SHRAIndustry: Public sector, human settlements and social housingProgramme: Internship Programme 2026Available fields: Property Development, Legal Services, Graphic Design and Facilities ManagementClosing date: 22 July 2026Application method: EmailEmployment Equity: Appointments will be made in line with SHRA’s Employment Equity Plan

SHRA is recruiting graduates for the following internship positions:

The Property Development and Investment Internship is suitable for graduates interested in construction, infrastructure, property development and project management.

The successful intern will support project managers and gain exposure to different stages of the property development process.

Applicants should have completed a:

Degree in Quantity Surveying; or

Exposure to the built environment, construction or project administration will be advantageous.

The successful intern may gain practical experience in:

Property development processes.

Project and administrative support.

Sustainable construction practices.

Meetings with architects, engineers and contractors.

Monitoring construction progress.

Knowledge of construction or the built environment.

The position operates through a hybrid working model combining office and remote work.

The Legal Internship is intended for graduates who have completed an LLB degree and want practical exposure to legal administration, regulatory compliance and public-sector governance.

The successful intern will assist with legal documentation, research, records and communication with legal service providers.

Experience obtained through a law clinic, Legal Aid, articles or legal practice will be advantageous.

The Legal Intern may assist with:

Drafting and reviewing contracts.

Supporting summons and eviction-related matters.

Preparing documentation for meetings.

Collating Rental Housing Tribunal information.

Communicating with external legal service providers.

Organising files and case-related documents.

Supporting governance and compliance processes.

Microsoft PowerPoint proficiency.

The Legal Internship is office-based.

The Graphic Design Internship is suitable for creative graduates interested in branding, digital communication, multimedia production and public-sector marketing.

The successful intern will join SHRA’s Marketing and Communications team and support the development of visual and digital content.

A three-year bachelor’s degree or National Diploma in Graphic Design, Multimedia or an equivalent qualification.

A relevant qualification at the required NQF level.

The Graphic Design Intern may assist with:

Applicants should demonstrate knowledge of:

The internship provides an opportunity for graduates to strengthen their professional design portfolios while gaining public-sector communications experience.

The Facilities Internship Coordinator opportunity is suitable for graduates interested in property management, building operations, health and safety, maintenance and contractor management.

The successful intern will assist with facilities and maintenance functions within a SHRA residential complex.

Applicants should have one of the following:

A bachelor’s degree in the built environment; or

A bachelor’s degree in Facilities Management; or

An equivalent relevant qualification.

Computer literacy is essential.

The intern may gain exposure to:

Contractor induction and monitoring.

Contractor performance management.

The successful candidate may assist with:

Preparing monthly safety reports.

Monitoring contractor performance.

Logging tenant maintenance requests.

Monitoring building conditions.

Inspecting work completed by handymen.

Assisting with stock audits and material records.

Building-maintenance knowledge.

The internship opportunities are suitable for unemployed graduates who have completed qualifications in:

Applicants should apply only for the internship aligned with their completed qualification.

Depending on the internship selected, successful candidates may develop skills in:

Property and facilities management.

Copies of completed qualifications.

A copy of their South African identity document.

Any portfolio or supporting documents releva

Key Responsibilities

• The Legal Intern may assist with:
• Preparing legal documentation.
• Drafting and reviewing contracts.
• Processing legal documents.
• Supporting summons and eviction-related matters.
• Conducting legal research.
• Preparing documentation for meetings.
• Maintaining legal records.
• Collating Rental Housing Tribunal information.
• Communicating with external legal service providers.
• Managing legal correspondence.
• Organising files and case-related documents.
• Supporting governance and compliance processes.

Entry Requirements

• Applicants must have:
• Grade 12.
• An LLB degree.
• Experience obtained through a law clinic, Legal Aid, articles or legal practice will be advantageous.

Listing Source

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How to Apply

Applicants must submit their CVs by email and use the correct reference in the subject line.

Email application: facilitator@pcpconsultancy.co.zaSubject, legalintern@pcpconsultancy.co.zaSubject, recruitment@shra.org.zaSubject, pdi@pcpconsultancy.co.zaSubject

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This internship is offered by Not specified.

Why This Is Good for Starters

Internships are one of the most effective ways to break into the South African job market. According to the National Youth Development Agency, candidates with internship experience are up to 3 times more likely to secure permanent employment. This Not specified internship gives you real workplace exposure, professional references, and a chance to prove yourself before committing to a long-term role. Many South African companies convert their top interns into permanent staff.

CV Tips for This Application

  • Highlight any academic projects, volunteer work, or extracurricular activities that show initiative
  • Include your university or college details prominently — GPA if above 65%
  • Mention any software, tools, or technical skills you learned during your studies
  • Keep your CV to one page — hiring managers reviewing intern applications spend under 30 seconds per CV
  • Add a short "Career Objective" at the top explaining why you want this specific internship

Application Checklist

  1. Read the full job description carefully before applying
  2. Prepare an updated CV tailored to this specific role
  3. Gather all required documents mentioned in the listing
  4. Write a brief cover letter explaining why you are a good fit
  5. Submit before the closing date: 22 July 2026
  6. Double-check your contact details are correct on your CV
  7. Follow up after 2 weeks if you have not heard back

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I apply with matric only?

Check the requirements section above for education requirements.

Do I need experience?

Some experience may be required. Check the requirements section for details.

Can I apply if I live in another province?

Most opportunities accept applications from candidates across South Africa. Check the requirements for any location-specific criteria.

What happens after I apply?

After submitting your application, the employer will review it. If shortlisted, you may be contacted for an interview. Response times vary by employer.

Is this internship paid?

Payment details are not specified. Contact the employer for more information.

When is the closing date and what if I miss it?

The closing date is 22 July 2026. Apply before this date to be considered.

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