You worked hard to complete your diploma or degree. You attended lectures, passed examinations, completed assignments and invested years preparing for your future.
But what happens when you finally graduate and discover that employers want experience you have never had the opportunity to gain?
Your qualification should be the beginning of your career, not another document gathering dust while you wait for an opportunity.
The Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent (MISA) is inviting unemployed South African graduates to apply for its 2026–2028 Graduate Internship Programme, offering 14 paid internship positions across six professional fields.
Successful candidates will receive a monthly stipend of R8,174.75 while gaining practical workplace exposure at MISA’s Head Office in Centurion, Gauteng.
The available fields include Human Resource Management, Public Administration, Capacity Building, Infrastructure Assessment and Analysis, Internal Auditing and Risk Management.
If you have a relevant National Diploma or Degree and have never participated in an internship programme, this is an opportunity worth investigating.
However, there is an important deadline.
Applications close on 2 November 2026.
Before applying, understand which internship matches your qualification, prepare the correct documents and use the application email specifically assigned to that position.
Quick Overview: MISA Graduate Internship Programme 2026–2028
- Organisation: Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent (MISA)
- Programme: Graduate Internship Programme 2026–2028
- Total Positions: 14
- Available Internship Streams: 6
- Monthly Stipend: R8,174.75
- Location: MISA Head Office, Centurion, Gauteng
- Minimum Qualification: Relevant National Diploma (NQF Level 6) or Degree (NQF Level 7)
- Target Applicants: Unemployed South African graduates
- Previous Internship Participation: Applicants who previously participated in an internship programme will not be considered
- Application Method: Email
- Required Initial Documents: Completed and signed new Z83 form and detailed CV
- Closing Date: 2 November 2026
- Official Advertisement: DPSA Public Service Vacancy Circular 37 of 2026 – Annexure J
What Is the Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent (MISA)?
The Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent is a government component operating within the Ministry responsible for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.
MISA provides technical and institutional support to municipalities to improve infrastructure planning, implementation, operations and maintenance.
Municipal infrastructure includes essential services and facilities that communities rely on.
Although MISA is strongly associated with engineering and infrastructure development, the organisation also requires professional support in areas such as Human Resources, administration, governance, auditing, capacity development and risk management.
These support functions contribute to the effective management and delivery of municipal infrastructure services.
For unemployed graduates, working in such an environment can provide exposure to government administration, organisational procedures, public-service operations and professional workplace systems.
The experience may help participants develop transferable skills relevant to future employment, although completing the internship does not guarantee a permanent position.
MISA Graduate Internships 2026: Available Positions and Requirements
MISA has advertised six internship streams with a combined total of 14 positions.
Each internship has its own reference number, qualification requirements and application email address.
Important: Apply for the internship that corresponds with your completed qualification.
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Human Resource Management and Development Internships – X5 Posts
Post Number: 37/60
Reference Number: MISA/HRM&D/01
Number of Positions: 5
Monthly Stipend: R8,174.75
Location: Centurion, Gauteng
Minimum Qualification:
- National Diploma (NQF Level 6) or Degree (NQF Level 7) in Human Resource Management or Human Resource Development.
Application Email: misa38@tttrecruitment.co.za
This internship is particularly relevant to graduates who studied Human Resource Management or Human Resource Development and are seeking their first professional workplace exposure.
Human Resources is an important function within government institutions because organisations must recruit, develop, support and manage their employees effectively.
Edupstairs Career Guidance:
Graduates interested in understanding career progression within this field can use the Career & Qualification Explorer to investigate occupations such as Human Resources Officer, Recruitment Officer, Training and Development Practitioner and Human Resources Manager.
These are potential career directions, not guaranteed positions or specific duties within the MISA internship.
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IGR & ESSS Internship – X1 Post
Post Number: 37/61
Reference Number: MISA/IGR&ESSS/02
Number of Positions: 1
Monthly Stipend: R8,174.75
Location: Centurion, Gauteng
Minimum Qualification:
A National Diploma (NQF Level 6) or Degree (NQF Level 7) in one of the following fields:
- Public Administration
- Public Management
- Governance Studies
- Business Administration
Application Email: misa39@tttrecruitment.co.za
Graduates with qualifications in governance and public administration should consider whether their academic background aligns with this position.
Government institutions operate through policies, administrative systems, reporting procedures and cooperation between different stakeholders.
Experience in a public-service environment may provide a foundation for exploring careers involving government administration, policy support, programme coordination and organisational governance.
You can investigate relevant qualifications and occupational pathways using the Edupstairs Career & Qualification Explorer.
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Capacity Building Internships – X3 Posts
Post Number: 37/62
Reference Number: MISA/CB/03
Number of Positions: 3
Monthly Stipend: R8,174.75
Location: Centurion, Gauteng
Minimum Qualification:
National Diploma (NQF Level 6) or Degree (NQF Level 7) in:
- Human Resource Management
- Human Resource Development
- Public Management specialising in Local Government
Application Email: misa40@tttrecruitment.co.za
Capacity building is an important part of institutional development.
It involves strengthening the knowledge, competencies, systems and capabilities that organisations need to perform effectively.
For graduates interested in employee development, training coordination or local-government administration, this internship could provide exposure to an environment connected with those professional areas.
Why this career field deserves attention
A graduate who understands how organisations develop their employees and improve institutional performance may investigate several possible professional pathways over time.
These can include skills-development administration, learning and development, organisational development and public-sector programme support.
Graduates can research related skills-development pathways using the Edupstairs SETA Platform, which brings together information from South Africa’s 21 Sector Education and Training Authorities.
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Infrastructure Assessment and Analysis Internships – X2 Posts
Post Number: 37/63
Reference Number: MISA/IAA/04
Number of Positions: 2
Monthly Stipend: R8,174.75
Location: Centurion, Gauteng
Minimum Qualification:
National Diploma (NQF Level 6) or Degree (NQF Level 7) in:
- Public Administration
- Office Administration
- Management
Application Email: misa41@tttrecruitment.co.za
One important detail applicants should understand is that this internship is situated within MISA’s Infrastructure Assessment and Analysis function, but the advertised academic requirements are in administration and management.
An engineering qualification is not listed as a qualifying field for this particular position.
This distinction matters because applicants sometimes assume that every infrastructure-related position requires an engineering qualification.
The opportunity may be of particular interest to graduates who want to explore how administrative and management functions support technical government institutions.
Applicants should not assume specific duties beyond those confirmed by MISA.
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Internal Audit Internships – X2 Posts
Post Number: 37/64
Reference Number: MISA/IA/05
Number of Positions: 2
Monthly Stipend: R8,174.75
Location: Centurion, Gauteng
Minimum Qualification:
National Diploma (NQF Level 6) or Degree (NQF Level 7) in:
- Internal Auditing
- BCom
- Accounting Sciences
Application Email: misa42@tttrecruitment.co.za
If you studied Internal Auditing, Commerce or Accounting Sciences, this is one of the internship opportunities you should examine.
Internal auditing is an important professional function that assists organisations in evaluating governance, internal controls, risk management and operational processes.
For graduates, exposure to a professional internal-audit environment may help build a foundation for future development in auditing, compliance, financial controls and governance.
Edupstairs Advice:
When preparing your CV, highlight genuine academic experience relevant to internal auditing, financial reporting, accounting, risk assessment or internal controls.
Include relevant modules, research assignments and projects where appropriate.
Do not claim professional auditing experience you have not obtained.
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Risk Management Internship – X1 Post
Post Number: 37/65
Reference Number: MISA/RM/06
Number of Positions: 1
Monthly Stipend: R8,174.75
Location: Centurion, Gauteng
Minimum Qualification:
National Diploma (NQF Level 6) or Degree (NQF Level 7) in Risk Management.
Application Email: misa43@tttrecruitment.co.za
Risk Management graduates should pay particular attention to this opportunity.
Government institutions operate in environments where effective risk management supports accountability, operational continuity and responsible decision-making.
A graduate considering this field may eventually investigate professional pathways involving enterprise risk management, compliance, governance and internal controls.
The precise duties of the MISA Risk Management intern are not specified in the supplied advertisement.
Applicants should therefore use the official qualification requirements rather than assumptions about the role.
Who Qualifies for the MISA Graduate Internship Programme?
The official advertisement invites unemployed South African graduates who possess the relevant qualification for their chosen position.
Official minimum requirements include:
- Applicants must be unemployed South African graduates.
- Applicants must hold the relevant National Diploma at NQF Level 6 or Degree at NQF Level 7.
- The qualification must correspond with the advertised field of study.
- Applicants who have previously participated in an internship programme will not be considered.
- Applications must include the correctly completed and signed new Z83 form and detailed CV.
The advertisement does not specify a particular minimum academic average or an explicit age bracket for these positions.
Applicants should not assume additional restrictions that are not stated in the official notice.
Can TVET College N6 Students Apply?
This is an important distinction.
The MISA advertisement requires a National Diploma at NQF Level 6 or a Degree at NQF Level 7 in the specified field.
A completed N6 National Certificate is not automatically equivalent to a completed National Diploma at NQF Level 6.
TVET students who have completed N6 but still require workplace experience should therefore not assume they meet the MISA graduate internship requirements.
Instead, they can investigate the Edupstairs TVET College Explorer and SETA workplace-learning pathways for opportunities designed specifically for N6 students requiring Work Integrated Learning.
Edupstairs also previously published the MISA Apprenticeship and Experiential Learnership Programme 2026/2027.
That was a separate programme with a closing date of 28 September 2026. Its requirements and application procedures should not be confused with the current graduate internship intake.
Why Graduate Internships Matter for Your Career
There is a frustrating reality facing many unemployed graduates.
You can complete a recognised qualification and still struggle to secure your first meaningful workplace opportunity.
This is why graduate internships can be important.
They may allow participants to develop evidence of professional competence, understand workplace expectations and apply academic knowledge in practical environments.
The value is not simply having the word internship on your CV.
It is being able to explain what you learned, what responsibilities you handled and which professional skills you developed.
For example, depending on the internship and assigned responsibilities, valuable transferable skills could include professional communication, document management, teamwork, reporting, analytical thinking, organisational procedures and workplace problem-solving.
These are examples of possible professional-development outcomes, not a confirmed list of duties for every MISA intern.
The objective is to move from holding a qualification to demonstrating that you can apply your knowledge in a working environment.
How to Apply for the MISA Graduate Internship Programme 2026
MISA has provided separate email addresses for each advertised internship.
Follow these steps carefully.
Step 1: Identify Your Suitable Internship
Read the advertised qualification requirements for all six positions.
Select the internship that matches your completed qualification.
Do not apply randomly for every available position.
If you genuinely qualify for more than one stream, seek clarification from the recruitment office where necessary and make sure each application clearly identifies its own reference number.
Step 2: Download the New Z83 Application Form
MISA requires the new Z83 Application for Employment form.
The older Z83 form is not accepted.
You can download the form and read application guidance through the Edupstairs New Z83 Application Form Guide.
Alternatively, access the official Department of Public Service and Administration website.
Complete all relevant sections accurately and sign the form.
Step 3: Prepare Your Comprehensive CV
Your CV should clearly communicate your qualification and relevant capabilities.
Include:
- Full name and contact information
- Educational qualifications
- Name of the institution attended
- Qualification completion details
- Relevant academic modules
- Computer and administrative skills
- Research projects and academic assignments
- Genuine volunteer or workplace experience, if applicable
- Contactable referees, including telephone numbers and email addresses
If you need assistance preparing a professional CV, use the Edupstairs ATS CV and Cover Letter Generator.
An ATS-friendly CV should present information clearly without inventing qualifications, accomplishments or experience.
Step 4: Use the Correct Internship Reference Number
The relevant reference number must appear in your application.
For example, applicants interested in Human Resource Management and Development should quote: MISA/HRM&D/01
Edupstairs recommends placing the position title and reference number in the email subject line.
For example:
Application: Human Resource Management and Development Internship – MISA/HRM&D/01
This is an organisational recommendation, not a separate email-subject format prescribed by the advertisement.
Step 5: Send Your Application to the Correct Email Address
Use the email address corresponding to your chosen internship:
- Human Resource Management and Development: misa38@tttrecruitment.co.za
- IGR & ESSS: misa39@tttrecruitment.co.za
- Capacity Building: misa40@tttrecruitment.co.za
- Infrastructure Assessment and Analysis: misa41@tttrecruitment.co.za
- Internal Audit: misa42@tttrecruitment.co.za
- Risk Management: misa43@tttrecruitment.co.za
The official advertisement directs applications through To The T Recruitment using these position-specific addresses.
Step 6: Submit Before 2 November 2026
Closing Date: 2 November 2026
Do not wait until the final hours to prepare your application.
Incorrect reference numbers, missing signatures and incomplete documents can create avoidable problems.
Before submitting, check that your application is complete and addressed correctly.
Do You Need Certified Qualifications When Applying?
According to the MISA advertisement, applicants are not required to submit copies of qualifications and other relevant documents during the initial application stage.
Initially, candidates must submit:
- A fully completed and signed new Z83 form
- A detailed CV containing contactable referees
Only shortlisted candidates will be required to submit certified qualifications and proof of permanent residence.
Shortlisted candidates will also undergo suitability checks covering matters such as criminal records, citizenship verification, financial records and qualifications.
Applicants should prepare truthful, verifiable information throughout the recruitment process.
Not Sure Which Career Your Qualification Can Lead To? Use These Edupstairs Tools
Applying for an internship is important, but understanding your longer-term career direction can be equally valuable.
Edupstairs provides several research tools that graduates can use to investigate occupations, recognised qualifications, educational institutions and skills-development opportunities.
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Career & Qualification Explorer
The Edupstairs Career & Qualification Explorer brings together information on 1,511 OFO careers and more than 22,600 SAQA qualification records.
Graduates can investigate occupations, qualification levels, registered qualifications and possible career pathways.
For example, a Public Administration graduate may discover related occupational areas involving government administration, public management, programme coordination and governance.
These are research pathways rather than automatic eligibility matches for a particular vacancy.
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Career Discovery Assessment
Some graduates complete their studies and discover that they are uncertain which career direction best matches their interests.
The Edupstairs Career Discovery Assessment helps users explore occupations based on their work-related interests.
This can be useful when considering which career fields to investigate beyond your first internship.
The assessment is a career-exploration tool, not a recruitment eligibility test.
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National Skills Intelligence Explorer
Finding a job today is important.
Understanding the skills employers and economic sectors may need in the future is also worth investigating.
The Edupstairs National Skills Intelligence Explorer allows users to explore officially classified occupations and documented skills research linked to South African SETAs.
The platform includes information concerning occupational priorities, reported skills gaps and sector-related research.
Graduates interested in Human Resources, Public Administration, governance, finance and other professional fields can use this resource to investigate relevant occupational evidence.
Importantly, the Explorer presents research information, not live job vacancies or guaranteed employment demand.
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University Explorer
If you are considering further studies, the Edupstairs University Explorer can help you research South African universities, available programmes, APS requirements and study pathways.
A graduate who has completed a National Diploma may wish to investigate an Advanced Diploma or another appropriate qualification, depending on admission requirements and professional goals.
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TVET College Explorer
The Edupstairs TVET College Explorer provides information about South Africa’s 50 public TVET colleges, their programmes, campuses and application resources.
It is especially useful for students researching vocational study, occupational pathways and further educational opportunities.
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SETA Platform
The Edupstairs SETA Platform contains skills-development information relating to all 21 South African SETAs.
Graduates can research:
- Internship programmes
- Graduate-development pathways
- Learnerships
- Apprenticeships
- Work Integrated Learning programmes
- Occupational qualifications
- Skills-development programmes
Public Administration and local-government graduates may find it useful to investigate PSETA and LGSETA pathways, while finance graduates may wish to research FASSET and other relevant sector programmes.
These resources do not imply that any SETA is directly recruiting for the advertised MISA positions.
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QCTO Accredited Training Provider Database
Graduates considering an additional occupational qualification can investigate registered training-provider accreditation information through the Edupstairs QCTO Accredited Provider Database.
Accreditation records should always be checked against the relevant qualification and current provider status.
Provider accreditation does not automatically mean that a funded training opportunity or available course place exists.
Latest Internships and Graduate Opportunities Published on Edupstairs
Do not submit one application and stop searching.
Different organisations recruit at different times, and several recently published opportunities may be relevant to graduates with varying qualifications.
Edupstairs has researched the following opportunities. Their eligibility requirements and closing dates differ, so applicants must check each advertisement independently.
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Services SETA PowerX² Internship Programme 2026
The Services SETA PowerX² Internship Programme is a national initiative targeting 20,000 structured graduate internship opportunities.
The programme offers 24 months of workplace experience for successfully placed participants.
Graduate registration was reported open on 14 October 2026. Applicants should confirm the current registration status on the official programme portal.
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Government Printing Works Internship Programme 2026 – X45 Posts
The Government Printing Works Internship Programme 2026 includes 45 graduate internship positions across several fields, including administration, finance, Human Resources, IT and engineering.
Monthly stipend: R8,174.75
Closing date: 19 October 2026
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CHIETA Internship Programme 2026
The CHIETA Internship Programme 2026 offers workplace opportunities in Human Resources, Administration and ICT.
Monthly stipend: R7,000
The Human Resources and Administration application deadline was 16 October 2026. The separately advertised ICT internship has a closing date of 23 October 2026.
Applicants should distinguish between these application windows.
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Limpopo Public Works Graduate Internships 2027–2029 – X60 Posts
The Limpopo Public Works Graduate Internship Programme 2027–2029 offers 60 positions in engineering, property management, GIS and related professional fields.
Monthly stipend: R8,174.75
Closing date: 6 November 2026
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National Department of Health Graduate Internships 2026–2028 – X5 Posts
The National Department of Health Internship Programme 2026–2028 offers five graduate internship positions relevant to Microbiology and Biotechnology graduates.
Monthly stipend: R8,174.75
Closing date: 26 October 2026
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Limpopo Department of Education Internship Programme 2027–2029 – X312 Posts
The Limpopo Department of Education Internship Programme 2027–2029 includes 312 advertised opportunities across fields such as Human Resources, Finance, Public Administration, Risk Management, IT and other disciplines.
Monthly stipend: R6,925.75
The programme has specific eligibility conditions, including Limpopo residency requirements.
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KZN Department of Social Development WIL Programme 2026/2027 – X36 Placements
The KZN Social Development Work Integrated Learning Programme is particularly relevant to eligible TVET College N6 students needing workplace experience.
It includes opportunities in Human Resource Management, Public Management, Management Assistant and Financial Management.
Monthly stipend: R4,000
Closing date: 19 October 2026
This is a separate WIL pathway with different academic requirements from the MISA graduate internships.
For additional opportunities, visit the Edupstairs Latest Internships and Graduate Programmes section.
Official MISA Requirements vs Additional Edupstairs Guidance
It is important that applicants distinguish between recruitment conditions imposed by MISA and additional educational advice provided by Edupstairs.
Official MISA Information
The following details come from the official MISA advertisement in DPSA Circular 37 of 2026:
- Six internship streams containing 14 positions.
- Monthly stipend of R8,174.75.
- Head Office placement in Centurion.
- Relevant NQF Level 6 National Diploma or NQF Level 7 Degree requirements.
- Restriction on previous internship participation.
- Individual internship reference numbers.
- Position-specific application email addresses.
- New Z83 and detailed CV requirements.
- Shortlisting and suitability-check conditions.
- Closing date of 2 November 2026.
Additional Edupstairs Guidance
Recommendations concerning ATS CV preparation, Career Discovery, the Career & Qualification Explorer, universities, TVET colleges, SETAs, skills intelligence and other graduate opportunities are independently provided by Edupstairs.
These resources are not additional MISA eligibility requirements and do not guarantee selection.
Tools you may find useful:
- Money Finder
- SETA Platform
- RDP / BNG Housing Eligibility Checker
- SASSA Grant Eligibility Checker
- SAPS / Metro / Traffic / DCS Eligibility Checker
- Youth Employment Eligibility Checker
- SA Bursary & NSFAS Eligibility Checker
- UIF Benefits Eligibility Checker and Payment Estimator
View Other Employment Opportunities here
Need Help?
Edupstairs Advice: Your Qualification Deserves a Career Plan, Not Just Another Application
There is a difficult question every unemployed graduate eventually faces:
Will you keep sending the same generic CV to every vacancy, or will you start applying strategically for positions that genuinely match your qualifications?
The MISA Graduate Internship Programme offers 14 paid positions across six professional fields.
For eligible graduates, it represents an opportunity to be considered for workplace experience within a government institution.
But the real objective should extend beyond one application.
Understand your qualification. Identify occupations aligned with your studies. Research sector skills information. Develop a professional CV. Apply for suitable internships and continue exploring alternative pathways.
You can begin with the Career Discovery Assessment, investigate your qualifications through the Career & Qualification Explorer and examine sector research using the National Skills Intelligence Explorer.
Then expand your search through the SETA Platform and Latest Internships on Edupstairs.
Your academic qualification demonstrates what you have achieved through your studies.
Relevant workplace experience could help you demonstrate what you are capable of doing professionally.
MISA Graduate Internship Applications Close: 2 November 2026.
Read the Official DPSA Public Service Vacancy Circular 37 of 2026 and submit your application to the correct position-specific email address.
Explore More Career Opportunities and Resources on Edupstairs
Continue building your education and employment plan using these resources:
- Latest Internships and Graduate Programmes in South Africa
- University Explorer – South African Universities and Courses
- TVET College Explorer – Courses, Campuses and Applications
- Career & Qualification Explorer – Careers, SAQA Qualifications and NQF Levels
- Career Discovery – Find Careers That Match Your Interests
- National Skills Intelligence Explorer – Occupational Research and Skills Priorities
- SETA Platform – Learnerships, Internships and Skills Programmes
- QCTO Accredited Training Provider Database
- Create a Professional ATS CV and Cover Letter
- Government Entry-Level Jobs Explorer
- Download the New Z83 Application Form
- Edupstairs Scam Detector – Check Suspicious Recruitment Advertisements
Frequently Asked Questions About MISA Graduate Internships 2026
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How many MISA graduate internship positions are available?
MISA has advertised 14 positions across six internship streams.
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How much will MISA graduate interns earn?
The advertised stipend is R8,174.75 per month.
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Where are the internships located?
All six advertised internship streams are based at MISA’s Head Office in Centurion, Gauteng.
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Can I apply with Matric only?
No. The advertised positions require a relevant National Diploma at NQF Level 6 or Degree at NQF Level 7.
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Can unemployed graduates apply without previous work experience?
The programme targets unemployed graduates and does not list previous professional work experience as a minimum requirement. However, applicants must meet the relevant qualification requirements and previous-internship restriction.
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Can I apply if I completed a previous internship?
The advertisement states that candidates who previously participated in an internship programme will not be considered.
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Is there an age restriction?
The supplied MISA advertisement does not specify an explicit age range for these internship positions.
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How long is the programme?
MISA identifies the intake as the 2026–2028 Graduate Internship Programme. The supplied notice does not separately specify exact commencement and termination dates.
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Do I need certified documents immediately?
No. The initial application requires the completed and signed new Z83 form and detailed CV. Certified qualifications and proof of permanent residence will be requested from shortlisted candidates.
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When is the closing date?
Applications close on 2 November 2026.
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Who can I contact for enquiries?
For application enquiries, contact To The T Recruitment on 010 102 3607.
MISA also provides the following enquiry telephone numbers: 012 848 5364 / 5337 / 5401
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Does completing the internship guarantee permanent employment?
No. The advertisement does not guarantee permanent employment following the internship.
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Disclaimer
Edupstairs is an independent education, careers and employment-opportunities information platform.
This article is based primarily on the official Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent Graduate Internship Programme 2026–2028 advertisement published in Public Service Vacancy Circular 37 of 2026, Annexure J, pages 50–51.
Applicants should verify all recruitment information, eligibility requirements, reference numbers, application email addresses and deadlines against the official advertisement.
Edupstairs does not recruit candidates on behalf of MISA, does not receive applications and cannot guarantee shortlisting, interviews, internships or permanent employment.
Never pay anyone who claims they can secure a government internship for you.
Editorial Integrity
The number of advertised internship positions, qualification requirements, stipend, location, application instructions, reference numbers and closing date were obtained from the official MISA advertisement.
Edupstairs independently researched the career-planning resources, education pathways, skills intelligence information, CV guidance and related internship articles included in this guide.
Potential career pathways and transferable skills are presented as educational guidance rather than confirmed internship responsibilities or employment outcomes.
The article distinguishes between officially advertised recruitment conditions and additional Edupstairs recommendations to help readers make informed application and career decisions.
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