Every year, thousands of young South Africans complete their studies and look for a way into the job market. But without work experience, many are stuck. The Companies Tribunal is helping to change that by offering valuable internship opportunities in 2025 for unemployed graduates. These internships are designed to give young people a real chance to gain experience, grow their skills, and improve their chances of getting a permanent job.
Based in Pretoria, Gauteng, the Companies Tribunal is inviting applications for several internship positions. These roles are ideal for recent graduates in fields like public administration, information technology, supply chain management, and law.
Available Internship Opportunities
The 2025 Companies Tribunal Internship Programme offers training and hands-on work in four key areas:
1. Administrative Support
Qualification Needed: A National Diploma or Degree in Public Administration or a similar field.
Job Role:
- Organise executive schedules, meetings, and travel.
- Handle emails and phone calls.
- Prepare reports and presentations.
- Take meeting minutes and follow up on tasks.
- Keep records and databases up to date.
- Support special projects and research.
- Be a contact point for both internal and external stakeholders.
This role is perfect for someone who is organised, communicates well, and can manage many tasks at once.
2. ICT (Information Communication Technology)
Qualification Needed: National Diploma in End-User Computing, IT, or related areas.
Job Role:
- Set up and support computers and networks.
- Help staff with technical problems.
- Back up important data and ensure system security.
- Train others on using IT tools and software.
- Install and fix hardware and software.
This internship suits someone who loves technology, solving problems, and helping others understand how to use digital tools.
3. Supply Chain Management
Qualification Needed: Diploma or Degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, or Purchasing.
Job Role:
- Help find and manage suppliers.
- Support procurement processes and market research.
- Prepare purchase orders and SCM reports.
- Serve as secretary during bid meetings.
Graduates who are good at planning, comparing prices, and managing suppliers will enjoy this role.
4. Legal Internship
Qualification Needed: LLB or BCom Law degree.
Job Role:
- Do legal research and give advice.
- Provide secretarial support for Tribunal staff and meetings.
- Help with court review cases.
- Work with committees such as REMCO, ARC, and IT.
- Support governance and stakeholder communication.
This position is ideal for those who studied law and want to see how it works in a public sector environment.
Who Can Apply?
This internship is for South African citizens who:
- Are between 18 and 35 years old.
- Have the correct qualification for the role they’re applying for.
- Are currently unemployed.
- Have never been part of an internship before.
- Know how to use Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).
No prior work experience is needed. The focus is on giving fresh graduates a chance.
Skills You’ll Need
Applicants should show they can:
- Communicate well in writing and in person.
- Organise work and meet deadlines.
- Use Microsoft Office tools effectively.
- Enter data and write reports carefully.
- Solve small problems and work with others.
- Be professional and keep information private.
How to Apply
If you’re interested, send your detailed CV to:
Note: If you haven’t heard back within 30 days of the closing date, your application was not successful.
Why This Matters: A Stepping Stone to Success
Many graduates struggle to get that “first job” experience. The Companies Tribunal Internship Programme is not just about filling a role; it’s about building careers. Whether your passion is in law, IT, admin, or logistics, this internship provides a platform to gain confidence and real-world skills.
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This internship programme is more than just a job — it’s a chance to grow. For many young South Africans, especially those from less privileged backgrounds, such an opportunity could be life-changing. With guidance from experienced professionals and practical, hands-on work, interns will walk away ready to take the next step in their careers.
If you qualify, apply today and take the first step toward a brighter future. The Companies Tribunal is waiting to help you launch your journey.