Are you a South African student looking for hands-on experience in the wholesale and retail sector? The UWC W&RSETA Administrative Internships 2026 offer a great chance to gain real-world skills. This program, run by the University of the Western Cape (UWC) and W&RSETA, helps bridge the gap between classroom learning and workplace duties.
Internship Overview
This Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) internship targets TVET or CET students. It takes place in the Western Cape, South Africa, within the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences. The position lasts for a fixed term, with a monthly stipend of R9 000. Applications close on 15 May 2026 at 17:00.
The program focuses on the Wholesale & Retail Leadership Chair. Interns support research, administration, and coordination with stakeholders in the retail and business world. It builds practical skills for future careers.
Purpose of the Internship
The main goal is to provide workplace experience that matches academic studies. Interns work on administrative coordination, research support, stakeholder engagement, and project help. The program also aids entrepreneurship, transformation, and sustainability in the wholesale and retail sector.
Key Responsibilities
Interns handle a range of tasks to build strong professional habits.
Administrative Support
Assist with daily office tasks. Keep filing systems up to date, both electronic and physical. Prepare documents and correspondence as needed.
Meeting Coordination
Schedule meetings and prepare agendas. Take minutes during sessions and track action items. This ensures smooth team operations.
Stakeholder Engagement
Help run workshops and events. Communicate with various stakeholders and update contact databases. These duties strengthen networks in the sector.
Data & Research Support
Aid in surveys and data collection. Organize research materials and support documentation. This role sharpens analytical skills.
Reporting & Documentation
Compile reports and create presentations. Assist with project records and prepare knowledge outputs. Attention to detail is key here.
Minimum Requirements
You need a qualification in one of these areas: Wholesale and Retail Management, Business Administration, Management, Marketing, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, or related fields. South African students enrolled in TVET or CET programs qualify.
Required Skills
Basic knowledge of MS Office tools like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook is essential. Show good written and verbal communication. Strong organization, teamwork, time management, and attention to detail will help you succeed.
Added Advantages
Sector knowledge in wholesale and retail gives an edge. Past experience with research or data collection is a plus. Understanding higher education or skills development frameworks also stands out.
Documents Required
Prepare these for your application:
- Detailed CV
- Proof of registration
- Certified qualifications
- Academic records
- Two contactable references
Make sure all copies are certified and current.
How to Apply
Send your application by email to [email protected]. Contact person is Itebogeng Masibigiri. Attach all documents and submit before the deadline.
Important Notes
Only shortlisted candidates get contacted. Late or incomplete applications are not considered. Check that your documents meet all standards.
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