Internship: Records Management

Overview

Internship in records management at the Unemployment Insurance Fund in Pretoria, requiring an NQF Level 6 qualification in Archives Records Management or a related field.

Requirements

• An undergraduate qualification in Archives Records Management/ Public Management/ Public Administration/ Information Science at NQF Level 6 as recognised by SAQA.
• No experience required.
• Never participated in any internship programme (for both public and private sector).
• Knowledge: National Archives and Records Service of South Africa Act.
• Promotion of the Access to Information Act (PAIA).
• Public Service Regulations (PSR).
• Public Service Act (PSA).
• Public Finance Management Act (PFMA).
• Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA).
• Skills: Record Management.
• Financial Management. Analytical.
• Problem Solving. Presentation.
• Planning and Organizing.
• Communication (Verbal and Written).
• Computer Literacy.
• Report Writing Presentation.
• Planning and Organizing.
• Communication (Verbal and Written).
• Computer Literacy.
• Report Writing.

Duties

• Provide support in the implementation of record-keeping systems and control mechanisms.
• Provide support in the implementation of records management systems (the provision of storage and custody of records).
• Implement the disposal of records in accordance with National Archives and Records Services of South Africa Act.

How to apply

E-mail: UIF-Intern29@labour.gov.za FOR ATTENTION : Sub-directorate: Human Resources Practices, UIF

Enquiries: Mr GV Kegakilwe at 082 600 9378 / TN Dire at 082 894 4197

Notes

The Department of Employment and Labour would like to invite qualifying applicants to apply for Unemployment Insurance Fund Graduate Internship programme, for the Financial year 2027/2028 to 2029. The Graduate Programme is meant to provide work exposure to graduates in their fields of studies. The applicants must be unemployed, never participated in any Internship Programme (both Public or Private sector). OTHER POSTS