Learnerships & Apprenticeships

Film and Publication Board (FPB) & MICT SETA Internships 2026

Film and Publication Board (FPB) & MICT SETA Internships 2026 are opening soon, and you could start gaining real‑world experience this year. The deadline is fast approaching, so act now if you want a foot in the media and ICT industry.

What the internship offers

The FPB, together with the Media, Information and Communication Technologies SETA (MICT SETA), is offering a series of six‑month internships. They are based in Johannesburg and Cape Town and focus on content regulation, digital media, and technology support.

Who can apply

  • South African citizens aged 18‑30.
  • National Senior Certificate (NSC) or equivalent.
  • Enrolled in a relevant qualification (media studies, ICT, communications, law) or recent graduate (within 12 months).
  • Good command of English and basic computer skills.

What you will gain

  • Hands‑on experience in media regulation and ICT projects.
  • Mentoring from industry professionals.
  • Monthly stipend of R5 000 plus transport allowance.
  • Certificate of completion to boost your résumé.

How to apply – step by step

  1. Visit the official application portal: FPB & MICT SETA Internships 2026 application.
  2. Create an account using a valid email address.
  3. Complete the online form with your personal details.
  4. Upload the required documents (ID, CV, academic transcripts, proof of enrolment if applicable).
  5. Submit the application before the deadline on 15 April 2026.

Tips to improve your chances

  • Proofread your CV and cover letter – spelling errors can cost you.
  • Highlight any volunteer work or projects related to media or ICT.
  • Make sure all documents are clear, legible, and in PDF format.
  • Apply early; many applicants wait until the last week.
  • Prepare a short, honest answer for the motivation question – they look for genuine interest.
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Next steps

Take a moment now to gather your documents and start the online form. Even if you feel unsure, submitting an application gives you a chance to be considered. Good luck, and remember that every application builds experience for the future.

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