Freddy Hirsch Group (Pty) Ltd has opened an IT Support Intern Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Internship opportunity for students who need practical workplace experience to complete their qualification.
The SETA-funded internship placement is designed for students currently studying towards an IT-related qualification with a compulsory WIL component required for graduation.
Based at the company’s offices in Cape Town, Western Cape, the opportunity allows students to gain hands-on experience in IT support, troubleshooting, operations, and corporate technology environments.
Employer
Employer: Freddy Hirsch Group (Pty) Ltd
Programme Name: IT Support Intern (Work Integrated Learning Placement)
Location: Cape Town, Western Cape
Programme Duration: To be confirmed based on student WIL requirements
Employment Type: SETA-funded WIL Internship Placement
Industry: Information Technology / Food Manufacturing Support Services
Closing Date: Not specified. Early applications are encouraged.
About Freddy Hirsch Group
Freddy Hirsch Group is a South African company providing specialised solutions and services within the food manufacturing industry.
The organisation offers students workplace exposure through structured learning opportunities that connect academic training with practical business experience.
Requirements
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Currently registered as a student at:
- University
- University of Technology
- Private Higher Education Institution
- Studying towards an IT-related qualification
- Qualification must include a mandatory Work Integrated Learning (WIL) component required for graduation
- Examples of suitable qualifications:
- Higher Certificate in IT Support Services
- Similar IT-related programmes
- Must meet SETA funding and eligibility criteria
- Strong willingness to learn
- Good communication skills
- Helpful and proactive attitude
- Ability to work in an office environment
Duties and Responsibilities
The IT Support Intern will assist with:
IT Support
- Providing daily IT support assistance
- Troubleshooting technical issues
- Supporting users with technology-related queries
Operations and Facilities Support
- Assisting the IT, Operations and Facilities team
- Providing technical and administrative support
- Supporting wider departmental activities
Workplace Learning
- Developing practical IT support skills
- Gaining exposure to corporate systems and processes
- Working alongside experienced professionals
Salary / Stipend
Stipend: Placement fee/stipend according to SETA grant terms.
Advertised pay: R5 000 per hour (as listed in the vacancy information; applicants should confirm the exact payment structure with the employer).
Documents Needed
Applicants should prepare:
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of ID
- Proof of student registration
- Academic record/transcript
- Proof of qualification enrolment
- Letter confirming WIL requirement (if available)
- Any documents required for SETA eligibility
How to Apply
- Prepare an updated CV and supporting documents.
- Confirm that your qualification requires a WIL placement.
- Apply through the official Freddy Hirsch recruitment channel.
- Submit proof of student registration and required documents.
- Complete any employer screening process.
- Submit your application before the opportunity closes.
Official Application Link
Application link: provided in the vacancy information.
Students should verify the official Freddy Hirsch Group recruitment channel before submitting personal information.
Expert Guidance (YouthScope Editorial Team)
Career expert YouthScope Editorial Team advises applicants to prepare all required documents before applying. Ensure your CV is updated, your qualifications are certified where required, and submit your application well before the closing date to avoid technical issues. Always apply only through the employer’s official recruitment website and keep a copy of your confirmation for your records.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who can apply for the Freddy Hirsch IT Support WIL Internship?
Students currently registered at a university, university of technology, or private higher education institution who require WIL experience to graduate can apply.
Is this internship funded?
Yes. The opportunity is described as a SETA-funded WIL internship placement.
Is the internship paid?
The stipend/payment is according to SETA grant terms. Applicants should confirm the final amount with Freddy Hirsch.
Where is the internship located?
The internship takes place in Cape Town, Western Cape.
What qualification is required?
Applicants must study towards an IT-related qualification that includes a compulsory WIL component.
Can graduates apply?
The opportunity is specifically aimed at currently registered students requiring WIL placement, not general graduates.
What type of work will interns perform?
Interns will assist with IT support, troubleshooting, technical assistance, and operations-related support tasks.
Disclaimer
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✅ Published by: YouthScope Editorial Team
✅ Last Updated: 23 July 2026
✅ Information Source: Official organisation vacancy announcement
✅ Status: Reviewed for accuracy
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