Mogale City EPWP Youth Graduate Internships 2026

Unlock your potential with the Mogale City Municipality EPWP Youth Graduate Internships 2026! Applications are open until February 6, 2026, offering an invaluable opportunity for young graduates to gain hands-on experience in environmental and municipal services.

About the Opportunity
Join the Mogale City Local Municipality in partnership with the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) for a transformative experience through the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP). This initiative is designed to provide short-term work opportunities, practical experience, and exposure to the dynamic fields of environmental and municipal services.

Closing Date
February 6, 2026

Key Responsibilities
– Education & Awareness: Develop and implement environmental education programs, create educational materials, and promote sustainable practices.
– Climate Change: Implement climate change initiatives.
– Environmental Compliance Promotion: Conduct field investigations and promote sustainable practices.
– Landscaping: Develop landscaping plans and urban greening strategies.
– Nature Conservation: Data collection, analysis, and biodiversity trend assessment.
– Urban Green / Horticulture: Participate in tree planting and community gardening projects.
– By-law Enforcement: Profile illegal dumping hotspots and conduct inspections.
– Environmental Health: Analyze illegal dumping hotspots and develop waste management databases.
– Administration: Provide office and records management support.

Requirements/Qualifications
Candidates must hold an M+3 qualification (Matric plus three years of study) in fields such as Environment, Biodiversity, Conservation, Forestry, Air Quality, Landscaping & Horticulture, By-law Enforcement, or Environmental Health.

Benefits
Participants will receive a daily stipend of R271.04, practical work experience, and a stepping stone into careers in environmental, conservation, and public sectors.

Why Apply?
This program offers practical work experience, exposure to essential sectors, and income support, paving the way for a promising career in environmental and municipal services.