The Financial Sector Conduct Authority is offering a Work Integrated Learning programme for students who require practical workplace experience to complete their academic qualifications. Four temporary placements are available and will be based in Pretoria.
This Work Integrated Learning programme is structured to provide students with exposure to a professional working environment within the financial services regulatory sector. The programme allows students to complete workplace training requirements that form part of their academic qualification.
The programme will run for a period of six months and is aligned with the academic requirements of participating students. During the placement period, participants will work within assigned divisions under the supervision of a mentor and will gain exposure to operational functions related to financial sector regulation.
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Who Can Apply
Applications are open to South African students who are currently enrolled in tertiary qualifications that require workplace experience as part of their graduation requirements.
Applicants must be studying in fields related to administration, supply chain, public relations, or project management, and must be able to demonstrate that practical workplace exposure is required by their academic programme.
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority encourages applications from individuals from underrepresented groups in line with its Employment Equity Plan. Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply and should declare their disability status when submitting their applications.
Minimum Requirements
- South African citizen with a valid South African identity document
- Currently enrolled in a tertiary qualification that requires workplace experience for completion
- Field of study must be in one of the following areas:
- Business Administration
- Public Administration
- Supply Chain
- Public Relations
- Project Management
- Strong interest in the financial services sector
Scope of Duties
Participants in the Work Integrated Learning programme will be placed within relevant divisions according to their field of study and academic requirements.
During the placement period, students will receive structured workplace exposure under the guidance of a dedicated mentor. The programme includes competency-based learning activities designed to provide insight into the operations of the financial sector regulatory environment.
Students will participate in administrative, operational, and project-related tasks that align with their academic programmes. These tasks may include supporting departmental activities, contributing to internal projects, and gaining exposure to processes involved in financial market conduct supervision.
The programme aims to provide practical workplace experience that supports academic learning while enabling participants to develop professional skills relevant to their qualification.
Documents Required
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Certified copies of academic records or qualifications
- Proof of enrolment in a relevant tertiary qualification
How To Apply
Applicants must submit their applications quoting reference number WIL 2025/26.
Applications should include a comprehensive CV together with certified copies of academic records or qualifications and proof of enrolment in a qualification requiring workplace experience.
Correspondence will only be conducted with shortlisted candidates. The Financial Sector Conduct Authority reserves the right not to appoint if a suitable candidate is not identified.
FAQ’s
How many Work Integrated Learning positions are available?
There are four positions available under the Work Integrated Learning programme.
Where is the programme based?
The programme will take place in Pretoria.
What is the duration of the programme?
The Work Integrated Learning placement runs for six months and must align with the student’s academic requirements.
Who can apply for the programme?
Students enrolled in relevant tertiary qualifications that require practical workplace experience to complete their studies may apply.
What is the closing date for applications?
The closing date for applications is 18 March 2026.
Final Thoughts
This Work Integrated Learning programme is intended for students who must complete workplace training as part of their academic qualifications. Applicants should ensure that their field of study matches the specified disciplines before applying.
Students are encouraged to submit complete applications with all required documentation and reference details to avoid delays during the selection process.
