False Bay TVET College & ETDP SETA Graduate Internships 2026

False Bay TVET College, in partnership with ETDP SETA, is offering five Graduate Internship Placements for 2026. This opportunity is for unemployed South African graduates looking to gain workplace experience in the Western Cape. The internships offer a monthly stipend and run for 24 months.

Application Closing Date: 24 August 2026
Location: Mitchell’s Plain, Khayelitsha, Westlake, Muizenberg, and Fish Hoek campuses, Western Cape, South Africa
Programme Duration: 24 months
Stipend: R6,000 to R7,500 per month
Minimum Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree (NQF Level 7) or NQF Level 6 qualification
Opportunity Type: Graduate Internship

About the False Bay TVET College & ETDP SETA Graduate Internships

This programme aims to provide unemployed graduates with valuable workplace exposure. The internships are funded by ETDP SETA and are hosted by False Bay TVET College. They are designed to align with the graduates’ qualifications and fields of study, offering practical experience within Student Support and Development Services and the Open Learning Centre.

The internships are structured to offer a comprehensive learning experience over a 24-month period. Successful candidates will gain exposure to real-world work environments, contributing to their professional development and enhancing their employability within the education sector.

About False Bay TVET College

False Bay TVET College is a public technical and vocational education and training college located in the Western Cape, South Africa. It offers a wide range of programmes aimed at equipping students with practical skills for various industries. The college has multiple campuses across the region, serving diverse communities.

The college plays a vital role in skills development and youth empowerment, providing accessible education and training opportunities. Its partnership with ETDP SETA for this internship programme highlights its commitment to bridging the gap between education and employment for graduates.

Available Internship Opportunities

There are five graduate internship positions available across different departments and campuses. These opportunities are tailored to specific NQF levels and offer different stipend amounts.

• Student Support Services (NQF Level 7) – 2 Posts
• Student Support Services (NQF Level 6) – 2 Posts
• Open Learning Centre (NQF Level 6) – 1 Post

What the Internships Offer

Successful applicants will benefit from a structured 24-month internship programme. This offers significant workplace experience relevant to their academic background.

• Workplace Experience: Gain practical skills and knowledge in a professional college environment.
• Structured Training: Learn within departments like Student Support and Development Services or the Open Learning Centre.
• Monthly Stipend: Receive a monthly stipend ranging from R6,000 to R7,500, depending on the NQF level of the position.
• Industry Exposure: Understand the operations and demands of the TVET college sector.
• Career Development: Enhance your CV and professional profile with this valuable experience.

Programme Duration and Location

The internship programme is set to run for a duration of 24 months. This extended period allows for in-depth learning and contribution.

The placements will be at various False Bay TVET College campuses across the Western Cape:

• Mitchell’s Plain Campus
• Khayelitsha Campus
• Westlake Campus
• Muizenberg Campus
• Fish Hoek Campus

Minimum Requirements

Applicants must meet the following criteria to be considered for these internships:

• Be a South African citizen.
• Have no criminal record.
• Be an unemployed graduate at the time of application.
• Be computer literate and proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.

Specific qualification requirements vary by position:

• For NQF Level 7 Posts (R7,500 stipend): A SAQA-recognised Bachelor’s Degree at NQF Level 7 in Psychology, Applied Social Science, Social Sciences, Community Development, or counselling-related fields.
• For NQF Level 6 Posts (R6,000 stipend): An NQF Level 6 qualification in Counselling and Communication Skills, Psychology, Applied Psychology, Behavioural Sciences, Social Sciences, Community Development, Youth Development, Social Work, or a related field.
• For Open Learning Centre (NQF Level 6, R6,000 stipend): Preference will be given to graduates with NQF Level 6 qualifications in Library and Information Studies, Information and Communications Technology, or Information Technology.

Competencies Required

In addition to the academic and citizenship requirements, candidates should possess certain skills and personal qualities:

• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Computer literacy, including proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
• Willingness to learn and adapt to a professional work environment.
• Ability to work effectively within a team.
• Attention to detail in completing tasks.

Who Should Apply?

These internships are ideal for unemployed South African graduates who have recently completed their Bachelor’s Degree or NQF Level 6 qualification. If you are looking to gain practical experience in student support services or library and information management within the education sector, this programme is a great opportunity. It suits individuals eager to apply their academic knowledge in a real-world setting and develop their professional careers.

Required Documents

Applicants must prepare and submit the following documents with their application:

• Comprehensive CV.
• Certified copy of South African ID.
• Certified copies of all relevant qualifications.
• Academic transcripts.
• Any supporting documentation relevant to the specific internship being applied for.

Ensure all submitted documents are clear, legible, and certified where required.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted via email. Interested applicants should send their applications to the specified email address.

Email applications to: [email protected]

Applicants should clearly indicate which internship opportunity they are applying for in their email subject line. Ensure all required supporting documents are attached to the email before sending.

Important Notes

• Only five internship positions are available.
• The programme duration is 24 months.
• Stipends range from R6,000 to R7,500 per month.
• Applicants must be unemployed South African graduates.
• Specific qualification requirements apply to each NQF Level 6 and Level 7 placement.
• A criminal record check will be conducted.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office is a requirement.
• Applications close on 24 August 2026.
• Successful candidates must be available to start immediately.
• Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

Closing Date

The closing date for applications is 24 August 2026.

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