The duties and responsibilities of the Communications Intern include, but are not limited to providing assistance with:

• Receiving supplies on behalf of the Communications Department and distribute accordingly
• Coordinating events
• Developing media relations and as well as relations with Communications stakeholders
• Implementing the organization’s public relations initiatives
• Implementing corporate identity quality control
• Providing reports about provincial communications
• Taking action on media queries and interviews
• Carrying out departmental finance and administration
• Monitoring media on a daily basis
• Communicating with the Training and Development group to make sure internship documents are accurate and up to date each month
• Managing departmental databases

What are the requirements?

Apply today if you meet the following minimum qualifications:

• Completed a Bachelor’s degree in Communications, or
• A student in need of in-service training in fulfillment of tertiary qualification
• Amenable to take on the internship position in line with the tertiary education institution’s rules and regulation

How do I apply?

Should you happen to meet the above mentioned basic eligibility requirements and would like to apply for the internship:

• Send via email a comprehensive and up-to-date CV showing practical applications of the duties and responsibilities and minimum qualifications as advertised above
• CV must indicate the reference number COMMS/15/112019 in the subject line of the email

Send all applications to [email protected], or click here to register an account and apply on the organization’s recruitment portal.

Application Deadline? The deadline for submission of applications is on 3 December 2019, end of business day. No late or incomplete submissions will be accepted.

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