Internships

Free State Human Settlements Internship 2025: Apply Now for Law & Engineering Graduate Posts

The Free State Department of Human Settlements invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for its Graduate Internship Programme 2025. There are 5 internship posts available in the Legal Services and Technical Services divisions. The closing date for applications is 05 September 2025 at 16H00.

If you are a recent graduate looking to gain valuable work experience while contributing to sustainable housing and infrastructure projects in the Free State, this is your chance to take the first step in your career.


About the Internship Programme

The Graduate Internship Programme is designed to give unemployed graduates the opportunity to apply their academic knowledge in a real workplace setting. By joining, you will gain exposure to government projects, hands-on training, and the professional mentorship needed to prepare you for permanent employment.

The Department of Human Settlements plays a crucial role in ensuring communities across the Free State have access to housing and sustainable settlements. As an intern, you will not only grow professionally but also contribute to initiatives that make a real difference in people’s lives.


Internship Posts Available

1. Graduate Internship Programme: Legal Services

  • Reference No.: HS 07/2025
  • Posts Available: 2
  • Stipend: R7 450.62 per month
  • Centre: Bloemfontein
  • Minimum Requirement:
    • A qualification at NQF Level 7 in Law (LLB or equivalent).

This internship is ideal for law graduates who are passionate about applying their legal knowledge in public service. You will gain exposure to:

  • Drafting and reviewing legal documents.
  • Providing legal support to the department.
  • Assisting with compliance and policy matters.
  • Learning how government legal processes work in practice.

It’s a chance to build a career in public legal services while sharpening your professional and analytical skills.


2. Graduate Internship Programme: Technical Services

  • Reference No.: HS 08/2025
  • Posts Available: 3
  • Stipend: R7 450.62 per month
  • Centre: Bloemfontein
  • Minimum Requirement:
    • A qualification at NQF Level 6 in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Town Planning, or another technical-related field.

This internship is for graduates in technical and engineering disciplines who want to make an impact in infrastructure and housing development. You will gain experience in:

  • Project management and construction oversight.
  • Town planning and urban development.
  • Working with professional teams on infrastructure projects.
  • Supporting sustainable community development initiatives.

If you are passionate about building communities and shaping infrastructure, this is the perfect starting point for your career.


Benefits of Joining

Interns will not only earn a competitive monthly stipend but also benefit from:

  • Workplace Experience: Practical training in government processes and service delivery.
  • Career Development: Skills in law, construction, urban planning, and administration.
  • Mentorship: Guidance from experienced professionals in both legal and technical fields.
  • Employability: A stronger CV and better chances of securing long-term employment in the public or private sector.
  • Impact: The opportunity to contribute to sustainable housing projects and community development in the Free State.

How to Apply

Applications can be submitted in the following ways:

  • By Post:
    Head: Human Settlements, Human Resource Management Directorate,
    P.O. Box 247, Bloemfontein, 9300
  • By Hand:
    Deliver to the foyer of OR Tambo House, Ground Floor, St. Andrews Street, Bloemfontein.
    Applications must be placed in the marked box at security. No handovers to office staff will be accepted.
  • By Email:
    Send applications to recruit@fshs.gov.za
    (Make sure to include the rank and reference number of the position in the subject line).

When applying, you must submit the new Z83 form, your CV, and certified copies of your qualifications and ID.


Important Information

  • Closing Date: 05 September 2025, at 16H00.
  • Enquiries:
    • Mr. V. Rajuili – 072 098 9442
    • Ms. Z. Mayisela – 082 322 8707

Why You Should Apply

With only 5 positions available, this internship programme is highly competitive. But for those who qualify, it offers more than just a stipend—it provides a real platform to launch your career.

  • If you are a law graduate, you will get to apply your academic knowledge while learning how the legal framework works within government.
  • If you are a technical graduate, you will gain experience in construction, civil engineering, and urban planning that directly improves people’s living conditions.

This is a chance to gain both professional growth and personal fulfillment by contributing to sustainable housing projects in the Free State.


The Free State Human Settlements Internship Programme 2025 is the perfect opportunity for graduates who want to turn their qualifications into practical skills. Whether you are starting out in law or engineering, this programme will set you on a path to a rewarding career while making a difference in local communities.

Don’t wait until the deadline—apply today and secure your spot in this life-changing internship.

Published by
Ronald Williams

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