The Unemployment Insurance Fund is going on a major recruitment drive with 41 different internships with 109 positions available. Check now to see if you qualify for one of these internships.
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The Department of Employment and Labour would like to invite qualifying applicants to apply for Unemployment Insurance Fund Graduate Internship programme, for the Financial year 2027/2028 to 2029.
The Graduate Programme is meant to provide work exposure to graduates in their fields of studies.
The applicants must be unemployed, never participated in any Internship Programme (both Public or Private sector)
INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE
Office of the UIF Commissioner
Audit/Governance Coordinator
Compliance Support
Risk Management
Internal Audit
Strategic Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation
Research and Policy Development
Administrator office of the CIO
IT Projects
IT Business Support
IT Infrastructure Support
IT Business Applicataion
ICT Risk and Security
Administrator Office of the Director
Human Resource Practices
Employee Relations
Employee Health and Wellness programme
Diversity Management
Occupational Health and Safety
Training and Development
Employee Performance Management
Organizational Development, Business process and Change Management
Legal Services
Board Services and Case Management
Corporate Governance
Communication and Marketing
Demand and Acquisition
Maintenance Management
Records Management
Asset and Fleet Management
Revenue Management
Budget
Bank Reconciliation
AP Claims Creditors
AP Trade creditors
Labour Activation
Compliance Services
Business Operations Statistics
Provincial Support
Operations Systems Support Services
Declarations and Call Centre Services
HOW TO APPLY
Each of these internships has different requirements and prior education. Please view the full details - and details for how to apply to each internship - on the PDF document from the UIF.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE ADVERT IN PDF FORMAT
- Internships from page 24 onwards.
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