CIPC Call Centre Internship x10 Now Open for Applications
CIPC Call Centre Internship x10 Now Open for Applications
The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) is inviting unemployed South African graduates to apply for the Call Centre Internship x10 opportunity based in Pretoria, Gauteng.
This internship forms part of the CIPC Graduate Internship Programme, which aims to give young graduates practical workplace experience that supports the qualifications they have completed. Successful applicants will be placed at the CIPC Sunnyside Office in Pretoria for a period of 24 months.
If you studied Call Centre Management or Communication and you are looking for an opportunity to gain real work experience in a professional public-sector environment, this internship may be a good opportunity to consider.
Internship Overview
Position: Call Centre Internship x10
Reference Number: CIP260624-1
Job Type: Internship
Business Unit: Corporate Services
Division: Client Engagement and Channel
Department: E-Communication and Client Engagement
Job Grade: P12
Number of Posts: 10
Location: Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa
Monthly Stipend: R12,000
Closing Date: 7 July 2026
About the CIPC Graduate Internship Programme
The CIPC Graduate Internship Programme is designed to help unemployed graduates gain valuable workplace exposure after completing their studies.
The programme gives graduates an opportunity to apply their academic knowledge in a real working environment, develop professional skills, and prepare for future employment opportunities. According to the vacancy listing, the internship will run for 24 months, and interns will be placed at the Sunnyside Office in Pretoria.
Who Can Apply?
This internship is aimed at unemployed South African graduates who meet the requirements of the programme.
Applicants should be:
Unemployed South African graduates who have completed a diploma or degree.
Graduates who have not yet gained work experience related to their qualification.
Applicants who have never participated in an internship programme before.
Young people between the ages of 18 and 35 years old.
Minimum Qualification Requirements
To apply for the CIPC Call Centre Internship, applicants must have completed one of the following qualifications:
Diploma or Degree in Call Centre Management
or
Diploma or Degree in Communication
This opportunity is suitable for graduates who are interested in customer service, client engagement, call centre operations, communication support and public service administration.
Duties and Learning Exposure
The internship is a graduate work experience programme. Successful candidates will be exposed to a professional working environment where they can practise the skills they studied and build experience for future career opportunities.
Interns may gain exposure to areas such as:
Client communication and support.
Call centre operations.
Customer service processes.
Handling public enquiries.
Professional workplace communication.
Administrative and service delivery support.
Working within a government-related entity.
This experience can help graduates improve their confidence, communication skills and understanding of how client engagement works in a formal organisation.
Monthly Stipend
Successful interns will receive a monthly stipend of R12,000 for the duration of the internship programme. Interns will also be expected to sign a Graduate Internship Programme Agreement.
Documents Required When Applying
Applicants must make sure they upload and attach all required documents when submitting their application.
Required documents include:
Updated CV.
Certified copy of ID.
Relevant completed qualification.
CIPC warns that failure to upload the required documents may result in automatic disqualification. Applicants with foreign qualifications must ensure that their qualifications are evaluated by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) and submit proof where required.
Selection Process
Background verification will form part of the recruitment process. This may include criminal record checks and citizenship verification.
CIPC is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. Preference may be given to applicants whose appointment supports representivity in line with the organisation’s approved Employment Equity plan. Candidates must also be available for selection interviews at a date, time and place determined by CIPC.
How to Apply for the CIPC Call Centre Internship
Applications must be submitted online through the official CIPC eRecruitment portal.
Before applying, make sure your profile is complete and that all required documents are uploaded correctly. Missing documents can lead to disqualification, so applicants should double-check everything before submitting.
For application difficulties, applicants may contact the CIPC Recruitment Office on:
087 743 7075
087 743 7074
087 260 1554
Closing Date
The closing date for the CIPC Call Centre Internship x10 is:
7 July 2026
Applicants are encouraged to apply before the closing date and avoid waiting until the last day, as online systems can sometimes become busy close to the deadline.
Final Thoughts
The CIPC Call Centre Internship x10 is a strong opportunity for unemployed graduates who have completed studies in Call Centre Management or Communication. With 10 available posts, a 24-month programme duration and a monthly stipend of R12,000, this internship can help young graduates gain the practical work experience needed to improve their career prospects.
Graduates who meet the requirements should prepare their CV, ID and qualification documents, then submit their application through the official CIPC eRecruitment portal before the closing date.
