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<p>The Department of Home Affairs (DHA) is offering an internship program for unemployed graduates seeking valuable work experience in the public sector. This 12-month internship provides young professionals with practical training, mentorship, and exposure to government operations in various departments.</p> <p>[the_ad id="191"]</p> <p>Interns will gain hands-on experience by supporting key administrative and service delivery functions, contributing to the department’s mission of managing identity, citizenship, and immigration services in South Africa.</p>

Fields of Internship


<p>Internship opportunities are available in the following fields:</p> <p>[the_ad id="210"]</p> <ul> <li>Public Administration & Governance</li> <li>Finance & Supply Chain Management</li> <li>Human Resources & Labour Relations</li> <li>Information Technology & Cybersecurity</li> <li>Legal Services & Compliance</li> <li>Customer Service & Office Administration</li> <li>Communications, Marketing & Public Relations</li> <li>Civic & Immigration Services</li> <li>Data Management & Records Keeping</li> </ul>

Key Responsibilities


<ul> <li>Assist with administrative tasks and document processing</li> <li>Support data management, filing, and record-keeping</li> <li>Provide customer service and assist with client inquiries</li> <li>Conduct research, policy analysis, and reporting</li> <li>Assist in the implementation of departmental projects and initiatives</li> <li>Learn and apply government regulations, policies, and procedures</li> </ul>

Requirements


<ul> <li>Must be a South African citizen</li> <li>Aged 18 – 35 years</li> <li>Must have completed a National Diploma, Degree, or Postgraduate Qualification in a relevant field</li> <li>Strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills</li> <li>Computer literacy (Microsoft Office and relevant software)</li> <li>No prior work experience required (internship or volunteer experience is a plus)</li> </ul>
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