South African Police Service(SAPS) Internship Programmes For Gauteng Province
- DEADLINE: 17 May 2024
- SALARY/STIPEND: Not Specified
- DURATION: 1 Year
- LOCATION: Different Areas, South Africa
Duties
Specific duties depend on each job opportunity.
Requirements for Eligibility
Generic requirements:
*Be a South African citizen
*Must be in possession of National Senior Certificate or equivalent (NCV L4)
*Must have no previous criminal conviction(s) or case(s) pending
*Applicants must be unemployed, never employed in the field of the advertised post and never participated
in an internship programme in the relevant field of the post
*Applicants must be residents of the Province where the post is advertised
*Applicants are restricted to applying for only three (3) posts and complete a separate application form for
each post reference number.
Intern categories with minimum requirements:
Graduate Intern: Tertiary Qualification is required
Student Intern: Practical experience required by the Tertiary Institution for learners to finalise their
qualification (letter from the Institution not older than two (2) years must be attached).
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About The South African Police Service(SAPS)
South Africa became an internationally-accepted democracy in 1994 when President Nelson Mandela was elected as the first President of the new South Africa, bringing the era of “apartheid” to an end. This new democratic order brought about many changes in the country and also had a substantial impact on policing. Mr Sydney Mufamadi was appointed as the first Minister for Safety and Security in the new South Africa. He was assisted by Deputy Minister Joe Matthews.
Prior to 1995, South Africa was divided into the so-called TBVC States, Self-Governing Territories and Development Regions (old South Africa). The TBVC States had independent status but were not widely recognized by the international community. The TBVC States and Self-Governing Territories were also referred to as Homelands (see map). These so-called Homelands were the following:
- TBVC States: Transkei, Bophuthatswana, Venda and Ciskei
- Self-Governing Territories: Gazankulu, Kangwane, Kwandebele, Kwazulu, Lebowa and Qwaqwa
The South African Police Service hereby invites unemployed graduates who conform to the requirements for
a twelve (12) months Graduate Recruitment Scheme at Gauteng Province. The Graduate Recruitment
Scheme is part of the National Human Resource Development Strategy and the National Skills Development
Strategy.
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