Intern (1 Year Contract) (Part-Time)
- Location
- Johannesburg, Gauteng
- Contract
- Fixed-term contract · part-time
- Closing date
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In brief
Overview This is a part-time, one-year contract internship position with Curro Holdings Ltd. The role is designed to provide entry-level exposure to a specific field or industry, allowing the intern to contribute to departmental outputs under the guidance of a line manager. What you will do * Fulfil the requirements of the signed internship agreement. * Work within a fixed-term employment contract with prescribed KPIs. * Gain entry-level exposure to a specific field or industry. * Contribute to departmental outputs under the guidance of a line manager. Requirements (from the original advert) * Education: As required by the specific internship programme. BEd Foundation or Intermediate Phase student. * Skills & Attributes: Adaptability, eagerness to learn, commitment to completing programme requirements. * Must comply with learnership or internship programme requirements. * Willingness to work within the structured framework of the internship agreement. Who should apply Candidates who are BEd Foundation or Intermediate Phase students and meet the specific educational requirements of the internship programme. Ideal applicants are adaptable, eager to learn, and committed to completing all programme requirements, as well as willing to comply with and work within the structured framework of the internship agreement. Deadline 30 October 2026 Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/intern-1-year-contract-part-time-curro-holdings-ltd Source: myjobmag
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