ASSITEJ South Africa Internships 2026: 5 Positions in Cape Town & Johannesburg

ASSITEJ South Africa Internships 2026 offer a great chance for young South Africans to gain skills in arts and youth work. These five positions help unemployed youth aged 18 to 34 start their careers while supporting children through creative projects. If you love arts, development, and making a real difference, these roles in Cape Town and Johannesburg could be your next step.

Internship Overview

ASSITEJ South Africa runs this program to build skills in arts, youth development, and social impact. The internships last through 2026 and focus on hands-on work that helps kids and young people. No past job experience is needed, just a willingness to learn and contribute.

Available Positions

Here are the five internship spots open right now.

1. Finance Intern (1 Position in Cape Town)

This role involves helping with financial tasks like managing data, reports, budgets, and basic analysis. You will learn how to track money in a nonprofit setting. It builds key skills for future finance jobs.

2. M&E Data Capturer & Research Interns (2 Positions: 1 in Cape Town, 1 in Johannesburg)

You will enter data into monitoring and evaluation systems, do research, and help with reports. The work checks the impact of programs on youth. This position suits those who like details and numbers.

3. Administrative Assistant Intern (1 Position in Johannesburg)

Expect to handle office tasks such as filing, data entry, and daily operations. You will support logistics and keep things running smoothly. It offers a solid base in admin work.

4. Marketing & Communications Intern (1 Position in Johannesburg)

Help with social media, create content, and grow the organization’s online reach. This role lets you use creativity to promote arts events. It is perfect for those interested in digital marketing.

Who Can Apply: Minimum Requirements

To qualify, you must meet these basics:

Be 18 to 34 years old.
Hold South African citizenship.
Have at least Matric (Grade 12 or N4) or a higher qualification.
Show passion for arts and youth development.
Be ready to learn and take action.

No prior formal work history is required, making it open to new starters.

Documents You Need to Submit

Prepare these items for your application:

Updated CV.
Certified copy of your South African ID.
Certified copies of qualifications (or academic record if studying).
Proof of residence.
Reference letters.
Relevant certificates or short courses.
Voluntary disclosure if it applies.
Proof of DSD Form 30 application or clearance for child-facing roles.

Shortlisted applicants face background checks. A valid DSD Form 30 clearance is a must for jobs with kids.

How to Apply

Send your full application by email to [email protected]. The deadline is 29 April 2026. Only shortlisted candidates get contacted, so include everything asked.

Why Join These Internships

You will gain real experience in arts and development. Build skills in finance, admin, research, or marketing. Work on projects that change lives for youth in a fun, creative space.

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