Gauteng Treasury 2026 Internship – 15 posts, deadline 18 Aug

Graduates looking for hands‑on experience in government need act now – the Gauteng Provincial Treasury (GPT) has opened its 2026 Internship Programme, and the deadline is only a few weeks away.

What the internship offers

GPT is offering 15 paid internship positions in Johannesburg. Interns will work in finance, IT, communications, human resources, public administration, internal audit, risk management and related areas. The role is designed to give you real‑world exposure to how provincial government operates.

Who can apply

• Recent graduates with a Diploma or Degree in the field relevant to the chosen post (see list below).
• No specific age or residency requirement is stated.
• Applicants do not need prior work experience unless otherwise noted.
• Must be able to complete the new Z83 application form and provide an up‑to‑date CV.

What you will gain

• Annual stipend of R98 097 while you learn on the job.
• Practical experience with government financial systems, policies and digital platforms.
• Professional networking within the Gauteng public service.
• Skills that strengthen your CV for future roles in the public or private sector.

How to apply – step by step

1. Download the latest New Z83 Application Form from the Gauteng Treasury website.
2. Complete the form fully – do not leave any section blank and sign where required.
3. Attach a CV tailored to the specific internship you are applying for.
4. Use the correct reference number for your chosen post (see the list of openings).
5. Submit your application through the official portal: APPLY FOR THE GAUTENG TREASURY INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME 2026 HERE.
6. Keep your phone on; the department may contact you for assessments or interviews.

Available internship posts

1. Financial Automation Management System (FAMS)

   Reference: REFS/055943 | Posts: 1

   Qualification: Diploma or Degree in Finance, Financial Information Systems or Information Technology.

2. Internal Audit Committees

   Reference: REFS/055937 | Posts: 1

   Qualification: Degree in Business Administration, Office Administration, Public Administration or Public Management.

3. Compliance (Norms and Standards)

   Reference: REFS/055936 | Posts: 1

   Qualification: Degree in Risk Management, Auditing or Law.

4. Human Resource Management System

   Reference: REFS/055934 | Posts: 1

   Qualification: Diploma or Degree in Human Resource Management, Human Resource Development, Public Administration or Public Management (HR specialisation).

5. Financial Information Management System (FIMS)

   Reference: REFS/055932 | Posts: 3

   Qualification: Diploma or Degree in Finance, Financial Information Systems or Information Technology.

6. Communications – Audio Engineering

   Reference: REFS/055931 | Posts: 1

   Qualification: National Diploma or 1‑2‑year certificate in Audio Engineering, Sound Production or related AV qualifications.

7. Communications – Photography & Videography

   Reference: REFS/055930 | Posts: 1

   Qualification: National Diploma or 1‑2‑year certificate in Photography, Videography or Video Editing.

8. Information Communication Technology – Design

   Reference: REFS/055929 | Posts: 1

   Qualification: National Diploma or 1‑2‑year certificate in 3D Animation, Motion Graphics, Graphic Design or UI/UX Design.

9. Information Communication Technology

   Reference: REFS/055927 | Posts: 4

   Qualification: 3‑year NQF Level 6 or 7 qualification in Information and Communication Technology (ICT).

Official requirements

• Meet the qualification listed for the specific post.
• Submit the latest Z83 form and an updated CV.
• Be prepared for verification and security clearance if shortlisted.

Package

Selected interns will receive an annual stipend of R98 097.

What to expect during the internship

• Exposure to administrative and financial processes.
• Work on government policies and digital platforms.
• Support for projects, data management and reporting.
• Team collaboration and compliance procedures.

Tips to improve your chances (SET‑SA guidance)

1. Complete the Z83 form correctly. Double‑check every page, include all signatures and use the correct reference numbers.
2. Tailor your CV. Highlight modules, projects, software skills, leadership roles and any volunteer work relevant to the internship.
3. Show academic projects. If you lack work experience, list final‑year projects, research, system development or multimedia portfolios.
4. Prepare for assessments. Shortlisted candidates may face practical, integrity or security assessments. Review your study material and government ethics.
5. Stay reachable. Keep your phone on; interview invitations are often made by phone.

Enquiries

• Mr Robert Tsotetsi – 073 272 7131

Next steps

Gather your documents, customise your CV and submit the application before 18 August 2026. This internship can be a solid stepping stone into a career in the public sector, giving you the experience employers value.

Disclaimer

This article uses information from the official Gauteng Provincial Treasury internship advertisement. It aims to present the facts accurately, but you should always check the official notice for the most up‑to‑date details, reference numbers and submission guidelines. The advice sections are provided by SETA SA and do not guarantee selection.

Editorial integrity

All internship details, qualifications, package, reference numbers and closing date are taken directly from the official announcement. Guidance on CV preparation, interview readiness and career development reflects the independent expertise of SETA SA. Where the official advertisement does not specify information (such as internship length or additional eligibility criteria), this article states that the information was not provided.