If you have a desire to work in the SA Police Service so you can protect your community here's your chance as SAPS internships are now available in all provinces.
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The SA Police Service are recruiting South Africans for their 12 month internship programme. Stipends are paid for the successful applicants as they take up their positions. The internships are available in all provinces across the country, and applicants can only apply for internships in the province they live in.
There is no age limit on the applications, but applicants must be unemployed, have a Matric or equivalent, and not have completed a similar internship before.
Applicants must be South African citizens have no previous criminal records, or cases against them.
Don't forget that you should always make sure you visit the official website at www.saps.gov.za to get the accurate information. It is also important to remember that there is no cost to apply for internships or jobs at the SAPS, and there is no cost for the application forms. So do not believe anyone who tells you that you have to pay them money so that you can access these internships.
Internships are available in all provinces:
Eastern Cape Province
Free State Province
Gauteng Province
KwaZulu-Natal Province
Limpopo Province
Mpumalanga Province
Northern Cape Province
North West Province
Western Cape Province
Internships are available in the following departments:
Auxiliary Services
Corporate Support
Crime Intelligence
Crime Registrar
Detective and Forensic Services
Directorate for Priority Crime Investigations
Financial Management Services
Human Resource Development
Human Resource Management
Inspectorate
Internal Audit
Legal Services
Presidential Protection Service
Protection and Security Services
Supply Chain Management
Technology Management Services
Visible Policing and Operations
HOW TO APPLY FOR SAPS INTERNSHIPS
CLICK HERE FOR THE OFFICIAL SAPS WEBSITE
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