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Applications for our annual graduate programme are open until 19 October this year. Should you meet our requirements, you will be shortlisted for a round of simple assessments and an interview. If your interview is successful, you’ll hear from us about being shortlisted within three weeks.
As part of our annual graduate programme, you'll get:
An allocated mentor
A structured 9-12-month graduate training programme at our offices in Pretoria
Behavioural skills training
Technical on-the-job training
HR support to ease the transition from being a student into working life
To participate in developing software solutions that transform the daily functions of government.
Graduate programme requirements
If you’re curious, committed, enthusiastic, attentive, dedicated, responsible and meet the following requirements, we want you to apply:
Have completed a BSc in Computer Science or similar
Have obtained an average of 65% or more for the duration of your studies
Excellent communication skills
Problem solving capabilities
Able to work independently and in a team
A passion for technology and drive to be the best at your craft
Submit your application
Ready to join our ranks? Submit your application here:
