government jobs for matriculants with no experience

eThekwini Municipality is offering exciting internship opportunities for graduates with no prior work experience. Applications are open to graduates from Universities and Universities of Technology, as well as TVET students seeking Work Integrated Learning (WIL) for Nated Diploma certification.

The Gauteng Provincial Treasury (GPT) is inviting qualified youth to apply for its large internship programme - which has 28 options available. The internships are designed to equip young people with valuable public sector experience. We have all the details for you.

The National Health Council has approved 1,200 new doctor posts, plus 200 nurses and 250 other healthcare roles, to address staff shortages in SA’s public health sector. Recruitment starts soon following a R1.78 billion budget boost.

Great news for people in Gauteng as the City of Tshwane is recruiting 50 people to join their organisation. The salary package can be as high as R460,000 per year. Apply now.

The Border Management Authority (BMA) is a crucial component of South Africa's security infrastructure. If you want to apply for BMA vacancies, here's how.

When applying for a job in a South African government department, filling in a Z83 form is very important. It is the standard employment form used by all sections of the public service as it allows the employers to screen and identify if you are suitable for the next rounds of the selection process.

If you plan on applying for a job in a government department then you should know how to fill in a Z83 form, here are a few tips on how to do so. 

Absa stated that the country’s job recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic appears to be incomplete, especially when compared to the labour markets of advanced economies.

Working for the government often involves doing work that aims to maintain the local community and serve your country. If you are interested in working for the government then keep reading to find out where you can view government vacancies.

A recent study has revealed that South African youth spend an average of R938 a month looking for a job. These costs include costly admin work that one needs to do, but there's good news for those in the process of job hunting.