Department of Health Internship Programmes Now Open


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There are 12 exciting internship programmes available with the National Department of Health where you can gain valuable work experience in a key government department. 

 


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The National Department of Health is offering two valuable internship opportunities for recent graduates looking to gain practical experience in public administration.

These 12-month internships come with a monthly stipend of R8,174.78 and is available at the Department’s Pretoria offices across several key branches.

POSTS AVAILABLE

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT INTERNSHIP (X4 POSTS) (REF NO: NDH /302026)

ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNSHIP (X1 POST) (REF NO: NDOH 31/2026)

EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS INTERNSHIP (X1 POST) (REF NO: NDOH 32/2026)

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP (X3 POSTS)  (REF NO: NDOH 33/2026)

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP (X4 POSTS) (REF NO:NDOH 34/2026)

INTERNAL AUDIT INTERNSHIP (X3 POSTS) (REF NO: NDOH 35/2026)

INFORMATION COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY INTERNSHIP (X4   POSTS) (REF NO: NDOH 36/2026)

COMMUNICATION INTERNSHIP (X2 POSTS) (REF NO: NDOH 37/2026)

LEGAL SERVICES INTERNSHIP (X3 POSTS) (REF NO: NDOH 38/2026)

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL INTERNSHIP (X2 POSTS) (REFNO: NDOH 39/2026)

STRATEGIC PLANNING INTERNSHIP (X2 POSTS) (REF NO: NDOH40/2026)

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER INTERNSHIP (X1 POST) (REF NO: NDOH 41/2026)

 

 

HOW TO APPLY

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL DETAILS ONLINE

 

To apply use the Z83 application form. Applications can be hand delivered at Reception (Brown Application Box), Dr AB Xuma Building, 1112 Voortrekker Rd, Pretoria Townlands 351-JR or can be emailed to [email protected] quoting the reference number on the subject e-mail.

 

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