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Free State Human Settlements Opens Graduate Internship for 2026

 The Free State Department of Human Settlements has opened 38 Graduate Internship posts for 2026. These internships provide unemployed graduates with practical workplace experience in government administration and service delivery.

Internship Overview

  • Employer: Free State Department of Human Settlements

  • Programme: Graduate Internship Programme 2026

  • Location: Free State Province

  • Posts Available: 38

  • Duration: 24 months (fixed‑term contract)

  • Closing Date: 21 August 2026

Minimum Requirements

  • South African citizenship

  • Unemployed graduates between ages 18–35

  • Relevant National Diploma, Degree, or Postgraduate qualification in fields such as:

    • Public Administration

    • Human Resources

    • Finance

    • Supply Chain Management

    • Information Technology

    • Built Environment (e.g., Town Planning, Civil Engineering)

  • No prior permanent employment in the field of study

Key Responsibilities

  • Assist with departmental administration

  • Support project management and housing initiatives

  • Conduct research and compile reports

  • Provide HR and finance support

  • Assist with IT systems and data management

  • Contribute to service delivery in housing and human settlements

Skills & Competencies

  • Communication skills

  • Teamwork

  • Problem‑solving

  • Analytical ability

  • Adaptability

Application Process

  1. Prepare updated CV.

  2. Attach certified copies of ID, Matric certificate, and qualification(s).

  3. Submit application via the Department of Human Settlements HR office or online portal at at www.dpsa.gov.za/dpsa/vacancies.asp

  4. Ensure submission before the advertised closing date.

Why Apply

  • Gain valuable workplace experience in government.

  • Build professional skills in administration, finance, HR, IT, and housing development.

  • Access career opportunities within the public sector.

  • Contribute to service delivery and housing projects in the Free State.



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