DOJ&CD Internship Programme 2025/2027

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The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DOJ&CD) is calling on all unemployed South African graduates to apply for their 2025/2027 Graduate Internship Programme. This is a remarkable opportunity for individuals to gain valuable workplace experience in the field of control room operations within the security sector.

The internship is aimed at empowering young graduates by providing them with hands-on training in their chosen fields, assisting them in kickstarting their professional careers.

About the Internship Programme

The DOJ&CD is committed to supporting youth development through its structured internship programme, which offers a stipend of up to R4,000 per month. The programme spans a duration of 24 months, during which interns will gain practical experience while contributing to the department’s goals. Participants will also benefit from exposure to the operations of control room environments, a crucial aspect of the security sector.

As part of the broader national initiative to boost youth employment, the DOJ&CD invites applications for internships specifically targeting the role of Control Room Operators Security. There are 73 positions available, distributed across various regions of South Africa. The programme not only offers workplace training but also helps participants build professional networks and improve their employability.

Key Details of the Internship Programme

  • Position Title: Graduate Internship – Control Room Operators Security
  • Reference Number: GI- CRO (Various Regional Codes)
  • Stipend: Up to R4,000 per month
  • Duration: 24 Months
  • Available Positions: 73 (across various regions)
  • Eligibility: Unemployed South African graduates with a qualification in the relevant field

The internship is designed to equip young people with practical skills in security control room operations. Applicants will be expected to apply for a specific region, and each region has a set number of available positions. Interested candidates must be prepared to work within their respective regions or be willing to relocate at their own expense if applying for positions outside their province.

Available Regions and Positions

The internship programme is available in several provinces across South Africa, with the following breakdown of available positions:

  • Eastern Cape: 14 positions
  • Free State: 9 positions
  • Gauteng: 9 positions
  • Kwa-Zulu Natal: 2 positions
  • Limpopo: 2 positions
  • Mpumalanga: 13 positions
  • Northern Cape: 12 positions
  • North West: 2 positions
  • Western Cape: 10 positions

Each of these regions is seeking young graduates who are passionate about security and control room operations. Successful applicants will gain valuable experience while working alongside professionals in the field.

Requirements for Applicants

To apply, candidates must meet the following criteria:

  1. Educational Qualifications: Applicants must hold a qualification relevant to the field of security control room operations.
  2. PSIRA Registration: Candidates must be registered with the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA), which is essential for working in security-related positions.
  3. Experience: While prior work experience is not a requirement, applicants should have a solid understanding of general security practices and control room operations.
  4. Personal Traits: As an equal opportunity employer, the DOJ&CD encourages applicants from diverse backgrounds, including individuals with disabilities.

Application Process

Candidates wishing to apply for the internship programme should submit their applications by the deadline of 20 June 2025. The application must include the following:

  • A completed and signed Form Z83, which can be obtained from any public service department or downloaded from the official government website www.gov.za.
  • An updated CV.
  • Certified copies of the applicant’s Identity Document, Senior Certificate, and highest qualification.

All documents should be submitted to the appropriate regional office, as specified in the programme details. Shortlisted candidates will be required to submit certified copies of these documents during the interview stage.

Contact Information and Addresses

Applicants are required to send their applications to the relevant regional office, as indicated in the programme details. Below is a summary of the contact information and postal addresses for each regional office:

  • National Office: Pretoria
    • Enquiries: Ms. S Fisher (012) 315 4843, Mr. T Moja (012) 315 4847, Mr. S Mofokeng (012) 315 1456
    • Postal Address: Private Bag X81, Pretoria, 0001
    • Physical Address: 329 Pretorius Street, Pretoria
  • Gauteng Provincial Office: Johannesburg
    • Enquiries: Ms. R Moabelo (011) 332 9019, Ms. V Shiburi (011) 332 9092, Ms. M Shabangu (011) 332 9103
    • Postal Address: The Regional Head: Gauteng, Private Bag X6, Johannesburg, 2000
    • Physical Address: 7th Floor Schreiner Chambers, Corner Pritchard and Kruis Street, Johannesburg
  • Mpumalanga Provincial Office: Nelspruit
    • Enquiries: Ms. KN Zwane (013) 753 9367, Ms. E Sedibe (013) 753 9370
    • Postal Address: Private Bag X11249, Nelspruit, 1200
    • Physical Address: 24 Brown Street, 4th Floor, Nedbank Building, Nelspruit
  • Kwa-Zulu Natal Provincial Office: Durban
    • Enquiries: Ms. R Naicker (031) 372 3082, Mr. M Zulu (031) 372 3077
    • Postal Address: The Regional Head, Private Bag X54372, Durban, 4000
    • Physical Address: Regional Office, 2 Devonshire Place, Durban
  • Other Regions:
    • Northern Cape: Kimberley
    • Free State: Bloemfontein
    • Limpopo: Polokwane
    • North West: Mafikeng
    • Western Cape: Cape Town
Apply Now!

This Graduate Internship Programme provides a fantastic opportunity for young South African graduates to gain hands-on experience in security control room operations. By participating in this programme, interns will be equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to build a successful career in the security industry.

The DOJ&CD encourages all interested individuals to apply and take part in this transformative initiative, ensuring that they meet the requirements and submit their applications before the closing date of 20 June 2025.

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