How to Create a Professional Email Address for Job Applications A professional email address is one of the simplest things you can prepare before applying for jobs, internships, learnerships and bursaries in South Africa. Your email address may appear on your CV, application forms and correspondence with employers. Using a simple address based on your … Read more
Not going to university after matric does not mean your education or career journey has to stop. South African school leavers have several options, including TVET colleges, learnerships, apprenticeships, internships, skills programmes, entry-level jobs and entrepreneurship. The right choice depends on your interests, matric results, financial circumstances and the type of career you want to … Read more
Finding an entry-level job can be difficult, especially if you have limited or no previous work experience. However, South African job seekers have several ways to discover vacancies in their province, including government recruitment portals, Employment Services South Africa, company career websites and reputable employment platforms. The most effective approach is to search consistently, understand … Read more
Writing a cover letter can be challenging when you are applying for your first job and do not have previous employment experience. However, having no work experience does not mean you have nothing to say. A strong cover letter can focus on your education, relevant skills, achievements, volunteer activities, projects, career goals and willingness to … Read more
Getting your first job in South Africa can feel difficult when most vacancies ask for experience. The good news is that you do not need years of employment history to create a strong CV. If you are a school leaver, graduate, student or young job seeker applying for your first job, your CV should focus … Read more
National School of Government Vacancies 2026: Apply Before 24 August The National School of Government (NSG) has advertised several permanent government vacancies in Pretoria for suitably qualified and experienced applicants. The available positions cover areas including business development, youth development, learner records, supply chain management and education, training and development (ETD) coordination. Salaries range from … Read more
Quick Overview Information Details Organisation Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) Opportunity Type Government Jobs / Vacancies Available Posts Multiple vacancies Closing Dates 24, 26 and 31 August 2026 Locations Pretoria, Cape Town, Makhado, Nelspruit and QwaQwa Salary Not stated in the supplied vacancy listing Application Form New Z83 Application Method Online, email, … Read more
Getting invited to a government job interview is an important step in the recruitment process, but the interview itself can determine whether your application progresses further. South African government interviews may assess your qualifications, technical knowledge, communication skills, problem-solving ability, teamwork, professionalism and understanding of the position. For graduates, interns and first-time job seekers, the … Read more
The Z83 Application for Employment is an important form used when applying for many positions in the South African Public Service. If you are applying for a government vacancy advertised through the DPSA or by an individual government department, you may be required to complete a Z83 together with a detailed CV. The current Z83 … Read more
South Africans who have completed Grade 12 or Matric can find government employment opportunities that do not necessarily require a university degree. Public Service departments regularly advertise vacancies across administration, clerical services, customer support, records management, security support, general services and other areas. The DPSA Public Service Vacancy Circular is one of the most important … Read more