MICT SETA & Bolobathaba Media Group Launch Film & TV Production Internships 2026 – Apply Today
Bolobathaba Media Group invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Film & TV Production Internship Programme vacancies. The closing date for applications is 16 February 2026 at 17:00.
Why This Internship Is Great for You
If you love movies, TV shows, or digital videos, this 12‑month training program could be your first big step into the media world. It’s based in the beautiful town of Tzaneen, Limpopo, and is run by Bolobathaba Media Group together with the MICT SETA team.
You’ll learn hands‑on skills that real‑world jobs need, meet professionals, and get a taste of what it’s like to work on a set or in a studio.
Quick Facts
| What you need to know | Details |
|---|---|
| Position | Film & TV Production Internship |
| Length | 12 months |
| Location | Tzaneen, Limpopo Province |
| Partner | MICT SETA |
| Host | Bolobathaba Media Group |
| Age | 18 – 35 years |
| Education | At least a 3‑year diploma or NQF Level 5 in a media‑related field |
| Apply by | 16 February 2026, 17:00 |
Minimum Requirements
- South African citizen
- 18‑35 years old
- 3‑year diploma or NQF Level 5 (or higher) in a related area
- Email subject must say “Film & TV Production Internship”
- Send the documents listed below
Documents to send
- Updated CV
- Cover letter
- Certified ID copy
- Certified copies of qualifications (no older than 3 months)
How to Apply
- Write an email to applications@bolobathaba.co.za.
- Attach your CV, cover letter, ID, and qualification copies.
- In the subject line write “Film & TV Production Internship.”
Need help? Call +27 68 267 1186 for questions.
What You’ll Learn
Technical Skills
- Camera handling
- Audio recording
- Basic editing software
- Lighting and set‑up
Creative Skills
- Storyboarding
- Reading scripts
- Visual storytelling
- Assisting a creative director
Professional Skills
- Managing time
- Coordinating projects
- Communicating clearly
- Problem solving
These skills open doors to jobs in media, advertising, broadcasting, and online content creation.
How to Make Your Application Stand Out
Cover Letter
- Show you love storytelling.
- Mention any projects you’ve worked on.
- Explain why this internship matters to you.
CV
- Highlight media courses.
- List any software you know.
- Add creative projects you’ve done.
Portfolio
- Include videos, photos, or short films.
- Show social‑media clips or YouTube work.
- Even student projects count – recruiters want to see you take initiative.
After the Internship
Entry‑Level Jobs
- Production assistant
- Junior editor
- Camera assistant
- Media coordinator
Freelance Work
- Videography gigs
- Social‑media content creation
- YouTube production
- Event filming
More Education
- Film school specialisation
- Directing or cinematography courses
- Animation and post‑production training
Starting Your Own Business
- Create a media production company
- Launch a YouTube channel
- Offer content‑marketing services
- Produce documentaries
South Africa is growing fast in the creative economy. Professionals who can make quality media on many platforms are in high demand.
FAQs
Where is the internship located?
Tzaneen, Limpopo Province.
How long is the internship?
12 months.
Who can apply?
South African citizens aged 18‑35 with a related diploma or qualification.
Is previous work required?
No. The program is for people who are just starting out.
When does the application close?
16 February 2026, 17:00.
Important Notes
- Competition is high and not everyone will be chosen.
- Meeting all minimum requirements does not guarantee a spot.
- Make sure your documents are properly certified.
- Double‑check all details before sending your application.
Want to Get Ready?
- Keep practicing on your camera and editing software.
- Build a small portfolio – even short clips count.
- Write a clear, friendly cover letter that shows your passion.
Apply Today – don’t miss this chance to start a career in film and TV. Send your application now.
