Are you a recent law graduate looking for hands-on experience in intellectual property? The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) offers two IP Copyright Internships for 2026. This program gives unemployed South African graduates practical skills in copyright law within a government setting.
Program Overview
The CIPC IP Copyright Internships 2026 target law graduates who want real-world exposure. Part of the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, the program lasts 24 months. Interns work at the Sunnyside Office in Pretoria, Gauteng.
Key Details
These internships fill two spots under reference number IPCopyrightintern. Each intern receives a stipend of R12,000 per month. Applications close on 16 April 2026.
Who Can Apply
You need an LLB degree to qualify. Applicants must be South African citizens aged 18 to 35. You should be unemployed with no past internships or work experience.
Benefits of the Internship
Interns gain practical legal work in intellectual property and copyright rules. They learn about compliance in a public sector office. The program includes mentorship and training to build a strong career start.
Application Rules
Sign a Graduate Internship Agreement if selected. Only shortlisted candidates hear back. CIPC may not fill all spots. Foreign degrees need SAQA evaluation. Upload documents right to avoid rejection.
Documents Needed
Submit an updated CV, certified ID copy, and LLB qualification proof. Use the online system sections for each.
How to Apply
Apply online through the CIPC portal. Click here for the application link. No fax, email, or hand-delivery options.
Contact for Help
Call the CIPC Recruitment Office at 087 743 7075, 7180, 7074, or 087 260 1554 for questions.
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