City of uMhlathuze 2025: 50 Jobs for Graduates—Apply Today at Prince Buthelezi Mall
City of uMhlathuze is looking for suitable young people to apply for their Graduate Job Opportunities at the Prince Buthelezi Mall. The closing date for applications is 10 February 2026.
What’s on offer?
50 fresh‑grad roles across six fields:
• Public Management
• Marketing & Communication
• Social Work
• Teaching
• Business Administration / Management
• Human ResourcesWork in a lively mall environment, with real‑world exposure to municipal services, retail operations and community projects.
Good for anyone fresh out of university or a diploma program who wants paid experience and a clear career ladder.
The City guarantees a structured learning plan and mentorship—think of it like a paid apprenticeship that could lead to a permanent post.
Who can join?
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Education | National Diploma or University Degree in one of the listed fields |
| Residency | Must live in Wards 1‑34 of the City of uMhlathuze |
| Proof of residence | Letter from a Ward Councillor or an Amakhosi |
| Application deadline | 10 Feb 2026 |
What you’ll need to send
- Updated CV – keep it tidy, highlight any internships or volunteer gigs.
- Certified ID copy – make sure it’s a clear PDF.
- Certified copy of your qualification – diploma or degree certificate.
- Proof of residence letter – from a ward councillor or recognised Amakhosi.
All documents must be scanned, PDF‑formatted, and signed where required. A single missing file can knock your application off the list.
How to apply – step by step
- Grab your CV – tweak it so the top 10 lines show your key skills and achievements.
- Get your papers certified – most campuses can help you with this.
- Compose an email
- Subject: Graduate Job Application
- Body: a quick intro (your name, field of study, and why you’re excited).
- Attach all four files (CV, ID, qualification, residence letter).
- Send to
- Mark your calendar – 10 Feb 2026 is the last day to get your file in.
Tip: Apply a week early to avoid last‑minute tech glitches.
Why this could be a game‑changer
- Paid experience – you’ll earn a salary while you learn on the job.
- Mentorship – seasoned municipal workers will guide you.
- Career pathways – finish strong and you could be offered a permanent role or a reference that opens doors in private industry.
- Networking – working in the mall places you beside retailers, service providers and community groups, expanding your professional circle.
Standing out in your application
- Customize your CV for each field; use keywords from the job description.
- Show, don’t just tell – add a brief project or internship that demonstrates relevant skills.
- Professional email address – if you only have a casual nickname, create one for job applications.
- Proofread – a typo can cost you.
- Add a short cover letter – a paragraph about why you’re passionate about the role and how you’ll contribute.
Quick FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What if I’m from outside uMhlathuze? | Not eligible – you must live in Wards 1‑34. |
| What salary can I expect? | Salary details will be discussed during the interview. |
| Can I apply if I’m still in my final year? | The programme is for unemployed graduates only, so you need to have finished your studies. |
| Where exactly will I work? | At the City of uMhlathuze’s office in the Prince Buthelezi Mall. |
Future paths
- Public Management & Business Admin → municipal roles, project coordination.
- Marketing & Comm → social media teams, retail marketing.
- HR → recruitment, payroll, employee relations.
- Social Work & Teaching → NGOs, community programmes, schools.
Good performance can land you references that make permanent employment a real possibility.
Want to be sure? Check the source
- This opportunity is officially announced by the City of uMhlathuze.
- We only share verified jobs, no hidden fees or scams.
Ready to apply?
Don’t wait until the last minute. Pack your documents, hit send, and say goodbye to unemployment for good.
Apply right here before it closes.
Good luck, future graduates!
