Forensic Intern (Centurion)

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Overview AVBOB South Africa is offering a Forensics Internship Programme in Centurion, aimed at suitably qualified unemployed graduates. This role is designed to provide the successful candidate with exposure to forensic investigations and fraud prevention processes within the organisation. It offers an opportunity to gain practical experience in identifying, analysing, and investigating incidents of fraud, misconduct, and non-compliance, while also supporting the Forensics team with administrative and investigative activities. What you will do The Forensic Intern will undertake tasks including: * Assisting with forensic investigations relating to fraud, corruption, theft, and misconduct. * Conducting preliminary research and gathering information required for investigations. * Reviewing documents, records, and data to identify irregularities and anomalies. * Assisting with the compilation of investigation reports and case files. * Maintaining accurate records of investigations and evidence. * Supporting the implementation of fraud prevention and awareness initiatives. * Assisting in monitoring compliance with internal policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements. * Participating in interviews, fact-finding exercises, and evidence collection under supervision. * Performing general administrative duties within the Forensics Department. * Attending training sessions and actively participating in developmental activities. Requirements (from the original advert) * Unemployed graduate. * Aged between 18 and 35 years. * Possession of a Degree or National Diploma in one of the following fields: * Forensic Accounting * Forensic Investigation * Law LLB * Internal Auditing * Accounting * No previous formal work experience required. Who should apply This internship is intended for suitably qualified unemployed graduates who are aged between 18 and 35 years. Candidates should hold a Degree or National Diploma in Forensic Accounting, Forensic Investigation, Law LLB, Internal Auditing, or Accounting. It is suitable for individuals with no previous formal work experience who are seeking an opportunity to gain practical experience in forensic investigations, fraud prevention, and compliance. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/forensic-intern-centurion-avbob-south-africa Source: myjobmag

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