How much stipend do Internships at the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) pay?
DTI Internship: Internships at the Department of Trade and Industry
If you are unemployed, have an NQFL7 qualification and are interested in being a public servant, take a look at this! Internships at the department of Trade and Industry could make a positive impact on your career path.
If you’re a graduate, don’t sit around and be unemployed! Look for internships and jobs at the same time because an internships could end up in a job offer.
Government Internships at the DTI 2024-2026
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) invites graduates to apply for internship opportunities for a period of 24 months commencing on 01 July 2024 to 30 June 2026.
Through Keep Climbing we encourage youth to find government positions. These jobs are safe as they are difficult to lose and you are most likely to be paid fairly. Private companies want to pay you as little as possible so that they can profit more.
Shareholder happiness is all that counts in the private sector. The fewer rights labour has, the more profits companies can make. If you’re young and don’t believe this, your first few job interviews will soon wake you up! If employers ask you how much you expect to earn without letting you know how much they are willing to pay, you’re in deep water.
Internships at the Department of Trade and Industry for 2024-2026
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) Internship Programme offers qualifying candidates the opportunity to gain skills, knowledge, and experience while preparing for active participation in the labour market.
The program welcomes aspiring public servants who align with DTI’s vision for a dynamic, globally competitive South African economy.
Successful interns will receive a monthly stipend based on their highest qualification.
Requirements for Department of Trade and Industry Internships
- Unemployed South African graduates
- Aged between 18 and 35 years
- Possess a tertiary qualification (NQF level 6 or above) in one of the following fields:
- Public Management / Public Administration
- Business Science / Business Management / Business Administration
- Communication / Public Relations / Marketing
- Law
- Data Science / Information Management / Computer Science
- Economics
- Statistics / Econometrics
- Agricultural Economics
- Development Studies
- Accounting / Financial Management / Cost and Management Accounting
- Risk Management
- Internal Auditing / Auditing
- Natural Science / Chemistry / Biology / Mechanical Engineering / Nuclear Engineering / Nuclear Physics.
Complete the Z83 Form for Positions at the Department
Use your field of study as Reference no. on the Z83 form.
Advert for Internships at the Department of Trade and Industry 2019
Internships at the Department of Trade and Industry require at least an NQF Level 7 qualification.
Have Internship Stipends at the Department of Trade and Industry Decreased?
The advert was placed by the DTI in 2019.
They advertised internship stipends at R6000.
Therefore, in 2024, it’s shocking that the government is now paying qualified young adults even less.
The best graduates probably have student loans and won’t be able to afford to apply for DoJ internships.
Find Internships at the Department of Trade and Industry
You can apply for government internships online.
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) Internship Programme
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