Limpopo CET College Invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their 2025 Internship Vacancies. The closing date for applications is the 21 November 2025.
Why an internship at Limpopo CET College could be the next step for you
Limpopo Community Education and Training (CET) College is looking for young, energetic, and qualified graduates who are under 35 years old. The internship program will let you work in real projects, learn from experienced mentors, and earn a monthly stipend while you build skills that will help you in a future career.
The program runs for 12 months, takes place at the college’s Central Office in Polokwane and in many Community Learning Centres (CLCs) across Limpopo. If you’re fresh out of university and want hands‑on experience, this could be a great fit.
Quick snapshot
| What you’ll get | Details |
|---|---|
| Positions | Administrative Interns (10 spots), Project Management Intern (1 spot), Finance Interns (2 spots) |
| Stipend | R6 000 per month |
| Duration | 12 months |
| Locations | Central Office + various CLCs in Limpopo Province |
| Apply by | 21 November 2025, 16:00 |
| Lkgasi@lp.cetc.edu.za | |
| Phone | Ms Tjale BM – 015 753 0000 |
About the College
Limpopo CET College is part of South Africa’s Department of Higher Education and Training. Its goal is to give people from all parts of Limpopo the chance to learn new skills, get a job, or improve their current job. The college runs several Community Learning Centres in villages and towns, tailoring courses to the needs of each local community.
Important: You must not have done any other internship before applying.
Where you can work
The internship program has many possible spots. Below are some of the places you could be working:
| District | CLCs |
|---|---|
| Capricorn | Thabamoopo CLC, Helten Franz CLC, Mapeloana CLC |
| Sekhukhune | Maphopha CLC, Khudutsek CLC |
| Mopani | Giyani Comprehensive CLC |
| Vhembe | Tshikoneni CLC, Dambalwashe CLC, Musina CLC |
| Waterberg | Mageme CLC |
All addresses are listed on the college’s website; the main office is at 2 Biccard Street, JCJ Building, Polokwane.
The Internship Roles
Administrative Interns (10 spots)
- What you need: A Bachelor of Administration or a BTech in Public Administration / Management (Level 7).
- What you’ll do: Help with office tasks, manage documents, assist staff, and learn the basics of public sector work.
Administrative Intern (2 spots at Central Office)
- Location: Academic Services, Central Office.
- Same requirements, stipend, and duration as the other admin positions.
Project Management Intern (1 spot)
- Location: Central Office – Project Management Office.
- Requirements: A bachelor’s degree in Development and Planning, Administration, or a similar field (Level 7).
- Stipend and duration: R6 000/month for 12 months.
Finance Interns (2 spots)
- Location: Central Office – Finance Services.
- Requirements: BCom Accounting, Financial Management, Supply Chain Management, or a related Level 7 qualification.
- Stipend and duration: R6 000/month for 12 months.
How to Apply
- Collect your documents – A completed Z83 Form, your CV, a certified copy of your ID, your academic records, and any relevant certificates.
- Combine everything into one PDF file – Keep the file tidy and easy to open.
- Send it by email – To Lkgasi@lp.cetc.edu.za.
- Subject line – Include the reference number that matches the role you’re applying for (for example, “LCETC/20251111” for the administrative position at the Central Office).
Do not send your application by post or any other method – it will not be accepted.
Don’t miss the deadline – late applications will not be considered.
Eligibility Checklist
- South African citizen aged 18–35.
- Hold a relevant degree or diploma.
- First‑time internship applicant.
- Able to work full‑time for the whole 12‑month period.
- Comfortable working independently and as part of a team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Any South African graduate between 18 and 35 who has a suitable degree or diploma can apply for one of the internship positions.
Yes, but send separate applications for each role, using the correct reference number in the subject line.
All interns will receive R6 000 per month.
All applications must be sent by 21 November 2025, 16:00.
No. All application steps are free; do not pay anyone for this process.
Check out the “SETA Bursaries you can still apply for this year” link for extra chances to get support while you learn.
Final thoughts
This internship program offers a solid mix of practical work, mentoring, and a decent stipend. If you’re a recent graduate ready to step into the workforce and build a solid foundation for your career, keep this opportunity in mind. The application deadline is fast approaching, so gather your documents and send them in before the 21 November cut‑off. Good luck!
