The Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) invites unemployed South African graduates from institutions of Higher Learning who have completed their qualifications and have not yet gained work experience related to their field of study to apply for its 24-month internship programme.
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This programme also welcomes students currently studying towards a qualification that requires a structured internship to meet academic requirements.
As part of its commitment to skills development, RSR aims to create opportunities for graduates and students to receive on-the-job training and gain practical work experience. However, participation in this programme does not create any expectation of full-time employment upon completion.
Internships Available
- Intern: Human Resources
- Intern: Information and Communication Technology
- Intern: Media and Communications
- Intern: Financial Accounting
- Intern: Supply Chain Management
- Intern: Legal Services
- Intern: Company Secretary
- Intern: Internal Audit
- Intern: Risk Management
- Intern: Operations
Requirements
- National Diploma or Degree in relevant field
- Must be a South African citizen.
- Must not have previously participated in an internship programme at any public or private institution.
How To Apply
Must submit the following documents:
- A detailed CV
- A cover letter
- Certified copies of Identity Document
- Certified copies of Qualifications.
- SAQA accreditation (if applicable to foreign qualifications).
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