Film and Publication Board Internships 2026/2027 – Centurion (R8 174 Stipend, IT and Digital Marketing)
The Film and Publication Board (FPB), together with MICT SETA, is taking on 5 graduate interns at its head office in Centurion. There are posts for software developers, desktop support, networking, and digital marketing and design. The internship runs for 12 months and pays R8 174.75 a month. If you’re an unemployed IT or digital marketing graduate looking for your first workplace experience, this is worth applying for.
Verified by Lloyd Media Lab on 13 November 2026 against the official FPB advert.
Quick facts
- Organisation: Film and Publication Board (FPB)
- Partner: MICT SETA
- Programme: Internship Programme 2026/2027
- Location: Eco-Park, Centurion, Gauteng
- Duration: 12 months
- Stipend: R8 174.75 per month
- Positions available: 5
- Age: 18 to 35
- How to apply: FPB application form, by email
- Closing date: 16 November 2026 at 16:00
Available internships
| Internship | Posts | Reference | Knowledge needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Developer Intern | 2 | N001 | Software development methods, programming (Java, C#, Python, JavaScript or similar), databases, application development, problem-solving |
| Desktop Support Technician Intern | 1 | N002 | Computer hardware, software troubleshooting, Windows, Microsoft 365, fixing IT problems, customer service |
| Network and Infrastructure Administrator Intern | 1 | N003 | Network administration, infrastructure, LAN and WAN, networking concepts, basic network security, fixing connection problems |
| Digital Marketing and Design Intern | 1 | N004 | Social media and website content, graphic design (Adobe, Illustrator, Canva), newsletter writing, photography, filming and editing short videos and Reels, audience research, campaigns |
The Digital Marketing and Design intern may also help with events, outreach, stakeholder engagements and launches.
Who can apply
- South African citizens aged 18 to 35
- Unemployed
- Grade 12 (matric)
- A National Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited institution, in a field that matches the internship
- Never been part of an internship funded by a SETA, government department, public entity or private company
- Good communication and people skills
- Willing to learn and contribute
Documents you must submit
- A completed FPB application form (download it from the FPB website)
- A detailed CV
- A certified copy of your Grade 12 certificate
- Certified copies of your tertiary qualifications
- A certified copy of your South African ID
Write the position and reference number on your application form and in your email subject line.
How to apply
- Download the official application form from the FPB website and fill in every section.
- Update your CV. Use our free CV builder if you need one.
- Certify your matric, qualifications and ID at a police station, then scan everything as PDFs.
- Tap the button for your internship. It opens an email to recruitment@fpb.org.za with the correct subject line.
- Attach everything and send before 16:00 on 16 November 2026.
Apply: Desktop Support (N002)
Apply: Network (N003)
Apply: Digital Marketing (N004)
Tips to stand out
- Use the FPB form. A CV on its own is not enough. Applications without the completed form can be rejected.
- Use the exact subject line. The buttons fill it in for you. Don’t change it.
- Show your work. Developers can add a GitHub link. Digital marketing applicants can add a portfolio, Canva designs or social pages they’ve run.
- Name your tools. List the exact languages, systems or software you know, such as Python, Windows Server, Cisco or Adobe.
- Check you qualify. If you’ve done any funded internship before, even in a private company, you can’t apply.
- Send early. Don’t wait for Monday afternoon. Big attachments can take time to send.
What happens after you apply
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If you don’t hear back within 30 days of the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful. The FPB may also choose not to fill a post. Enquiries: FPB Hotline 0800 148 148.
Scam warning: The FPB and MICT SETA never ask for money to apply or to secure an internship. If anyone asks you to pay, it’s a scam. See how we verify every opportunity.
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