Learnerships & Apprenticeships
Sasria 2026 Graduate Internship Opportunities – Diverse Fields in Sandton – Apply Now
Sasria is looking for suitable young people to apply for their Graduate Internship Programme 2026. The closing date for applications is 24 February 2026.
If you’re a fresh graduate in Johannesburg or anywhere in Gauteng, this could be your first real step into a big industry. The programme is based in Sandton, the hub of South Africa’s business world, and it covers a range of fields: Human Capital, Governance, Procurement (two spots), Multimedia Design, Quality Assurance, Underwriting, and Software Development.
What the internship looks like day‑to‑day
- Shadow senior staff in your chosen field and take part in real projects.
- Attend workshops that teach you both hard skills (coding, risk analysis, design) and soft skills (report writing, stakeholder communication).
- Get a mentor who checks in on your progress and gives feedback.
- Work on live assignments that contribute to Sasria’s operations – from drafting policy documents to testing a new app.
Why it matters if you’re a beginner:
- It’s a structured exposure to corporate life, with a clear timeline and learning goals.
- You’ll walk away with a portfolio of work, a solid reference, and a chance to land a permanent role or a graduate trainee programme after the internship.
- Because Sasria is a state‑owned financial institution, the experience is highly respected on your CV.
Who can apply?
- South African citizens only.
- Hold a degree or diploma that matches one of the fields below.
- No previous work experience required – it’s meant for fresh graduates.
- Must be able to commit to the full internship term and show enthusiasm for learning.
Key eligibility per stream
| Field | Typical qualifications | Core duties |
|---|---|---|
| Human Capital Intern | HR Management, Industrial Psychology, Business Administration | Recruitment coordination, onboarding support, HR reporting, employee record keeping |
| Governance Intern | Law, Corporate Governance, Public Administration, Risk Management | Policy drafting, compliance monitoring, audit assistance, board admin |
| Procurement Intern (X2) | Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Procurement, Finance | Supplier sourcing, tender processes, contract support, performance monitoring |
| Multimedia Design Intern | Multimedia Design, Graphic Design, Digital Media, Visual Communication | Internal communication design, branding, video content, social media graphics |
| Quality Assurance Intern | Quality Management, Industrial Engineering, Business Process Management | QA testing, SOP documentation, compliance checks, process improvement |
| Underwriting Intern | Insurance, Risk Management, Finance, Actuarial Science | Risk assessment, policy documentation, claims data analysis, underwriting support |
| Developer Intern | Computer Science, Software Development, IT | System development, software testing, maintenance, IT infrastructure support |
How to apply – step by step
- Check the prerequisites for the stream you want.
- Prepare your documents
- Updated CV (highlight projects and skills).
- Motivational statement (why you want to work at Sasria and what you can bring).
- Proof of qualification (degree diploma or transcripts).
- Go to the official Sasria career portal – Apply right here before it closes.
- Complete the online form – fill in personal details, upload your CV and statement, select the internship field.
- Submit and keep a copy of your confirmation email.
Pay and perks
- Stipend: Competitive monthly allowance (exact amount varies by role, usually around R4,000–R5,000).
- Location perks: Sandton offices with free parking and access to the City’s food scene.
- Learning bonus: On‑the‑job training, lunch‑and‑learn sessions, and a final certificate.
Tips to stand out
- Show initiative – mention any extra courses, volunteering, or side projects that relate to your chosen field.
- Be clear in your motivation – explain why the insurance sector intrigues you or how your design skills could help internal communications.
- Practice your interview skills – look up common questions for your field and rehearse with a friend or mentor.
- Apply early – the portal can get busy close to the deadline; aim to submit at least a week before 24 Feb.
What happens after the internship?
- Many interns land permanent roles within Sasria or similar organisations.
- You could move into: risk and compliance, HR, procurement, IT, governance, or even launch your own startup with the skills you’ve gained.
- The internship also makes you eligible for graduate trainee programmes and professional certifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can apply?
South African graduates with the required qualifications.
Do I need previous work experience?
No, this is entry‑level.
Where is it located?
Sandton, Gauteng.
Is there training?
Yes – the programme is built around structured learning.
Can it lead to a permanent job?
Absolutely – many graduates move into full‑time roles after finishing.
Quick recap
- Programme: Sasria Graduate Internship Programme 2026
- Location: Sandton, Gauteng
- Closing date: 24 February 2026
- Fields: 7 total, 2 procurement spots
- Who qualifies: SA graduates, no experience required
- How to apply: Apply right here before it closes
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(All information sourced from Sasria’s official career portal. No fees or third‑party claims required.)
