
National Lotteries Commission (NLC) Internship Programme: 2026/28
The National Lotteries Commission has Fifty-four (54) Graduate and Student Internship opportunities available for 24 months. The Graduate and Student Interns will receive a monthly stipend for the duration of the Programme. Successful Graduate and Student Interns will be placed in within Various NLC’s divisions and Provincial Offices.
Requirements:
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In addition to the above-mentioned qualifications, the applicants must be:
• Between 18 and 35 years old
• Must have completed their N4, N5 and N6 National Certificates
• Unemployed Students who require 18 months of experiential training
• Have never participated in an internship programme
• South African Citizen
• No Criminal Record
How to Apply.
Please click and complete the Graduate & Student Interns Programme-26/28 application form.
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/5XzZweWCTG
After completing the application form, please submit a concise Curriculum Vitae (3 – 4 pages), certified copies of ID document, Senior Certificate (Grade 12/ Matric), and post-matric qualifications, including transcripts of academic records and a one-page letter of motivation indicating your preferred placement – department /division/provincial office.
Please ensure that you have indicated the preferred department /division/provincial office.
In the case of multiple applications, the applicants are required to submit each application for the preferred department /division/provincial office. NB: Non-Adherence to the stipulated requirements will automatically result in applicants’ disqualification.
Post/Hand delivery to: The Human Capital Department 333 Grosvenor Street, Block D Hatfield Gardens, Hatfield, 0083
OR Email on internship@nlcsa.org.za
Telephone number for queries: 012 432 1300
NLC welcomes applicants with Disabilities.
The closing date is 28th October 2026 before the end of business.
IF YOU HAVE NOT HEARD FROM NLC WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE CLOSING DATE, PLEASE CONSIDER YOUR APPLICATION TO BE UNSUCCESSFUL.
The National Lotteries Commission reserves the right not to make any appointments.