National Consumer Commission Internship Programme 2024 / 2025
National Consumer Commission (NCC) invites South African unemployed graduates to apply for Externship Programme 2024 / 2025.
Application Ending Date: 06 September 2024
Placement : Pretoria, South Africa
South African unemployed youth graduates between the ages of 18-35 who have not participated in any internship programme in both private and public sectors and require workplace experience are invited to apply.
Stipend: R7000.00 per month
Fixed-Term Period: 24 months
Center: Pretoria Groenkloof
The following Externship Opportunities are open for applications:
Complaints and Investigations Extern
Ref No: NCC01/08/24
Qualification: Bachelor of Laws
Enforcement and Legal Services Extern
Ref No: NCC03/08/24
Qualification: Bachelor of Laws
Complaints and Investigations Extern
Ref No: NCC02/08/24
Qualification: Honours in Economics
Consumer Education Extern
Ref No: NCC04/08/24
Diploma / Degree in: Marketing / Communications
Business Education Extern
Ref No: NCC05/08/24
Diploma / Degree in: Marketing / Communications
Risk Management Extern
Ref No: NCC06/08/24
Diploma / Degree in: Internal Audit / Risk Management
Media Liaison Extern
Ref No: NCC07/08/24
Diploma / Degree in: Public Relations / Communications
Finance and Supply Chain Extern
Ref No: NCC08/08/24
Diploma / Degree in: Accounting
ICT Extern
Ref No: NCC09/08/24
Diploma / Degree in: IT
How to Apply
Required Documents:
- Curriculum Vitae,
- ID
- Certificates of qualifications (including matric)
The National Consumer Commission is guided by Section 85 of the Consumer Protection Act.
The main function of the NCC is to enforce the CPA by:
- Improving consumer protection through education and awareness interventions,
- Improving compliance with the CPA through business guidance interventions,
- Receiving complaints concerning alleged prohibited conduct and dealing with them as prescribed by the provisions of the CPA,
- Monitoring the consumer goods and services market to prevent, detect and/ or prosecute contraventions,
- Conducting investigations against suppliers allegedly engaging in prohibited conduct,
- Issuing and enforcing compliance notices,
- Negotiating and concluding undertakings and consent orders,
- Referring any concerns regarding market share, anti-competitive behaviour or conduct that may be prohibited in terms of the Competition Act to the Competition Commission,
- Referring alleged offences in terms of the CPA to the National Prosecuting Authority, and
- Referring matters to the Consumer Protection Tribunal (Tribunal) and appearing before the Tribunal.
