NEDLAC
NEDLAC Internships 2026 (x8 Posts)
Role Overview
NEDLAC invites South African unemployed graduates to apply for Internship Programme 2026.
Internship Application Closing Date: Not specifiedInternship Location: South Africa
The National Economic Development and Labour Council (NEDLAC) is offering 8 internship opportunities for qualified graduates. This programme provides valuable workplace experience and exposure to administrative, communication, and project-related functions within a professional environment.
Successful candidates will receive an all-inclusive stipend of R120 000 per annum and will gain hands-on experience across various units within the organisation.
Interns will be exposed to the following duties:
Perform entry-level administrative and functional tasks
Handle correspondence, enquiries, and maintain records and files
Provide administrative support in budgeting processes
Assist with information gathering for audit preparation
Collate data and prepare monthly and quarterly reports
Support unit supervisors and managers with delegated tasks
Prepare meeting agendas and take minutes
Assist in preparing at least one presentation per quarter
National Diploma, Bachelor’s Degree, or Honours Degree in: Public Administration Journalism and Media Studies Project Management Public Relations Business Management
Basic understanding of relevant laws and frameworks such as: Skills Development Act (SDA) PFMA Tax laws BBBEE Employment Equity and Affirmative Action
Employment Equity and Affirmative Action
Theoretical knowledge related to the functional area or department
To qualify for the NEDLAC Internships 2026, applicants must:
Hold a relevant post-matric qualification from a recognised institution
Click here to view full details and requirements:http://www.nedlac.org.za
Submit your application via email to:NDRecruitment@nedlac.org.za
Note: If you do not receive feedback within 21 days after the closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful.
Key Responsibilities
• Interns will be exposed to the following duties:
• Perform entry-level administrative and functional tasks
• Handle correspondence, enquiries, and maintain records and files
• Provide administrative support in budgeting processes
• Assist with information gathering for audit preparation
• Collate data and prepare monthly and quarterly reports
• Support unit supervisors and managers with delegated tasks
• Prepare meeting agendas and take minutes
• Assist in preparing at least one presentation per quarter
Entry Requirements
South African citizenship or valid work permit, and a relevant qualification or current enrolment at a recognised tertiary institution. Strong communication skills in English and basic computer literacy including proficiency in Microsoft Office are required for this role.
Listing Source
This opportunity was sourced from StudentRoom. Always verify final requirements and deadlines on the official source before applying.
How to Apply
Click here to view full details and requirements:http://www.nedlac.org.za Submit your application via email to:NDRecruitment@nedlac.org.za Note: If you do not receive feedback within 21 days after the closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful.
Email application: NDRecruitment@nedlac.org.za
About NEDLAC
This internship is offered by NEDLAC.
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 NEDLAC 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
- Read the full job description carefully before applying
- Prepare an updated CV tailored to this specific role
- Write a brief cover letter explaining why you are a good fit
- Apply as soon as possible — positions may close without notice
- Double-check your contact details are correct on your CV
- 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?
This appears to be suitable for candidates with little or no experience.
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?
Yes, this opportunity offers: R120
When is the closing date and what if I miss it?
No closing date specified. Apply as soon as possible as positions may fill quickly.