Tuesday, June 24

    In an effort to empower South Africa’s youth and promote inclusive development, the National Gambling Board (NGB) is inviting qualified, unemployed graduates to apply for its 2025 Internship Programme. With a focus on legal and financial disciplines, this 12-month initiative offers young professionals the rare opportunity to gain valuable work experience in a reputable public institution.

    Located in Hatfield, Pretoria, the NGB Internship Programme will run for a full year, starting in 2025. Interns will receive a monthly stipend of R12,000, enabling them to support themselves while learning on the job. The internship is non-renewable, emphasizing the NGB’s commitment to preparing interns for broader opportunities in the workforce.

    What Internships Are Available?

    The NGB is offering internship placements in two critical areas of its operations: Finance (Supply Chain Management) and Legal Services. Each field is tailored to align with the candidate’s academic background and career ambitions.

    1. Finance (Supply Chain Management)

    • Reference: NGB/Int 001-2025
    • Qualification Required: National Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Logistics or Supply Chain Management

    This position will provide the intern with practical exposure to procurement processes, contract management, and the overall logistics chain in a government-regulated environment.

    2. Legal Services

    • Reference: NGB/Int 002-2025
    • Qualification Required: LLB or Bachelor of Laws

    Legal interns will be exposed to the interpretation of gambling laws, policy development, and legal compliance processes. This is a unique opportunity for law graduates interested in regulatory and administrative law.

    Who Can Apply?

    To be eligible for the internship programme, candidates must meet the following criteria:

    • Be a South African citizen
    • Be currently unemployed
    • Have completed a tertiary qualification in the relevant field

    In line with employment equity principles, preference will be given to applicants from previously disadvantaged backgrounds, including individuals with disabilities. This supports the NGB’s goal to contribute to a more inclusive and diverse workplace.

    What Documents Are Needed?

    Applicants are required to prepare and submit a full application package containing the following:

    1. A completed NGB Employment Application Form, available from the official website under the Human Capital section
    2. A comprehensive CV
    3. Certified copies of academic qualifications or a letter of completion from the tertiary institution
    4. Academic transcripts or records
    5. A certified copy of a South African ID document

    Applications missing any of the required documents will be considered incomplete and will not be processed.

    How to Apply

    There are two ways to submit your application:

    • Email Submission: Send your full application package to recruitment@ngb.org.za
    • Hand Delivery: Drop off your documents at
      National Gambling Board
      1085 Francis Baard Street
      Hatfield, Pretoria, 0002

    The closing date for all applications is 17 June 2025. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted, so it is crucial to ensure all materials are submitted before the deadline.

    Important Notes for Applicants

    • Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further steps.
    • Shortlisted individuals will undergo personnel suitability checks and security clearance procedures.
    • If your qualification was obtained from a foreign institution, it must be verified by SAQA (South African Qualifications Authority).
    • By applying, candidates give consent for the processing of personal information as per the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA), Act 4 of 2013.

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    This internship programme is an exceptional stepping stone for graduates seeking to develop practical skills while contributing to the national regulatory framework. The NGB plays a vital role in ensuring the integrity of the gambling industry in South Africa. As such, interns will gain first-hand insight into public sector operations and compliance standards.

    Whether you are in finance or law, successful applicants will be immersed in a dynamic and professional environment that values growth, diversity, and transformation.

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