Gauteng Partnership Fund (GPF) Internships 2026 / 2027
Gauteng Partnership Fund (GPF)
- Location
- Johannesburg, Gauteng
- Closing date
- Not stated — check the original listing
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In brief
**Overview** The Gauteng Partnership Fund (GPF) is offering a 12-month Internship Programme for 2026/2027, located in Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. This programme aims to provide unemployed South African graduates with practical workplace experience to enhance their employability and support their career development. Internship opportunities are available across several professional fields, allowing successful applicants to gain practical exposure within their chosen area while contributing to GPF’s operational and strategic objectives. The fields include Supply Chain Management, Risk Management, Human Capital Management, Financial Management, Information and Communications Technology, Internal Audit Management, Legal / Law, Marketing Management, and Strategic Management. **What you will do** Interns will gain practical exposure and contribute to GPF’s operational and strategic objectives within their selected professional field. The specific tasks and areas of experience will vary depending on the chosen internship. For example, a Supply Chain Management intern will gain practical experience in procurement administration, supplier management, purchasing processes, contract administration, supply chain record-keeping, procurement compliance, and cost-effective procurement practices. Similar practical experiences are offered in other fields such as Enterprise Risk Management, Recruitment and Selection, Financial Administration, ICT Support, Internal Auditing, Legal Research, Marketing Administration, and Strategic Planning. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Must be an unemployed South African graduate. * Qualifications must align with the specific internship being applied for. **Who should apply** The programme is designed for unemployed South African graduates who are motivated to gain practical workplace experience in their field of study. Ideal candidates are those seeking to improve their employability and further their career development through hands-on exposure within a professional environment, and whose academic qualifications directly match the requirements of their chosen internship. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://gpf.mcidirecthire.com/External/Application?Ref=TEkBhDYErs0qhHgueWeCgt_yRI-cnPLR1MRk1RR6CpovtNnuiVlYCxkOUAzXEEVwJwXZ99C283SETYNvSOeBYFiDZz3DmpPnB7Lx536f17oS_LYYM3pPbW11FEpkiAIEICeBj4vWscOYgUptKo89cQ Source: studentroom
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