Are you a recent graduate under the age of 35 years? Are you looking for an opportunity to gain hands-on experience? South African National Parks (SANParks) is the leading conservation authority in all national parks, responsible for 3 751 113 hectares of protected land in 20 national parks. It draws its mandate from the National
Applications are hereby invited from graduates who completed their Bachelor Degree/ National Diploma (NQF6/NQF7) at Public Higher Education Institution (HEI) in South Africa and wish to be placed SANParks for a period of one (1) year with a monthly stipend of R5, 000.00. The internships are available at Table Mountain, West Coast National Park, SANParks
South African National Parks (SANParks) is the leading conservation authority in all national parks around this country, responsible for 3 751 113 hectares of protected land in 20 national parks. It draws its mandate from National Environmental Management: Protected Areas Act, 57 of 2003. People with disability are encouraged to apply. Requirements: Applications are hereby invited
The Cape Region National Parks (i.e. Agulhas Nat. Park; Tankwa Karoo Nat. Park; West Coast National Park; Special Projects: Kuilsriver) are offering Internship opportunities. Applications are invited from candidates in the related fields of study stated below: 1 X Conservation Intern – Agulhas Nat. Park (Accommodation is available) 2 X Conservation Intern – Tankwa Karoo
The South African National Park (SANParks) hereby offers internship opportunities to South African graduates. The internships will be based at the SANParks Head Office in Groenkloof, Tshwane. A monthly stipend of R5000 will be paid to the successful candidates for the duration of the internship programme. Applications are invited from candidates in the following disciplines/fields
The South African National Park’s Groenkloef National Park is inviting applications from unemployed South African graduates with an Information Technology (IT) tertiary qualification to apply for their 2016 Internship Programme. The programme will last for a period of 12 months and will be based at Groenkloef National Park’s office in Groenkloef, Pretoria. Interns will be