.SAReserveBank tackles IT skills shortage with one-year internship programme. Internship CareerMoves SkillsShortage internship
skills, with the most in-demand skills being those associated with the current set of emerging technologies.
During the one-year internship programme, selected applicants will be taught to acquire the technical and behavioural competencies that align with their chosen area of specialisation. The fields offered in the programme include application security, cloud engineering, cyber and information security, data management and enterprise architecture.Included in the application must be a CV, copy of latest academic record and copy of the applicant’s identity document. Shortlisted applicants will be subject to a psychometric assessment, a reference check and security clearance as part of the selection process.
Successful applicants will participate in the internship at the SARB headquarters in Pretoria. Applications close on 15 May.
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