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Graduate Intern (IZP and PICC) at IDC
IDC
October 3, 2026
Full-time
On-site
Synopsis
The role enables graduates to apply their academic knowledge in a real-world environment, develop technical and workplace competencies, gain exposure to relevant projects and business activities, and build professional networks under the guidance of experienced professionals.
Job Description
To develop a talent pipeline of skilled individuals for the various business areas within the Corporation and various sectors to address the unemployment rate in the country.
To create opportunities for unemployed graduates with the required qualifications to develop competencies for employability.
To grant graduates an opportunity to network with professionals and learn about the different career paths that are available in the Corporation.
To help graduates apply knowledge acquired from institutions of higher learning to a real-life work environment.
Qualification and Experience
PICC: A National Diploma or Degree or Honours in one of the following fields:
Built Environment- (Architecture, Construction engineering, Civil engineering, Bachelor of Geomatics / Land Surveying, Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning, Quantity Surveying)
Infrastructure Economics, Finance and Development- (Development Finance, Finance, Accountancy Economics, investment management)
Project and Programme Management- (Project Management)
Environmental and Sustainability Studies- (Environmental science, Environmental Management, Conservation, Geography, environmental geology
IZP: A National Diploma or Degree or Honours in one of the following fields:
Civil Engineering
Quantity Surveyor
Electrical Engineering
Roles and Responsibilities
The IDC offers workplace exposure through a Graduate Programme for a period of 24 months (Internship), Our programme aims to provide a customised, structured, and supervised workplace experience. This allows qualified youth to gain valuable work experience, explore career paths, networking opportunities and mentoring through experienced professionals.
Job Requirements
Current Professional Registration as a Candidate QS with the South African Council for the Quantity Surveying Profession (SACQSP) would be advantageous.
POPI Act, BCEA, EE Act,
Sound knowledge and understanding of the IDC, PICC, IZP, and its mandate
MS Office: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook & MS Teams
AUTOCAD software for preparing Electrical Engineering drawings
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office suite, in particular Microsoft Excel
WinQS, and/or QSPlus and/or CostX and/or Candy (CCS) and/or Bluebeam Revu
Extensive experience using MS Projects of similar project scheduling software
Civil 3d, Civil Designer, WADISO or other Civil/Electrical/Structural engineering software
Knowledge of various standard conditions of contract - JBCC, GCC, NEC3 or 4 and FIDIC
Knowledge of various applicable technical computer software
Knowledge of various SANS, Red Book and other engineering norms and standards
Posting End Date
09 Oct 2026
The role enables graduates to apply their academic knowledge in a real-world environment, develop technical and workplace competencies, gain exposure to relevant projects and business activities, and build professional networks under the guidance of experienced professionals.
Job Description
To develop a talent pipeline of skilled individuals for the various business areas within the Corporation and various sectors to address the unemployment rate in the country.
To create opportunities for unemployed graduates with the required qualifications to develop competencies for employability.
To grant graduates an opportunity to network with professionals and learn about the different career paths that are available in the Corporation.
To help graduates apply knowledge acquired from institutions of higher learning to a real-life work environment.
Qualification and Experience
PICC: A National Diploma or Degree or Honours in one of the following fields:
Built Environment- (Architecture, Construction engineering, Civil engineering, Bachelor of Geomatics / Land Surveying, Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning, Quantity Surveying)
Infrastructure Economics, Finance and Development- (Development Finance, Finance, Accountancy Economics, investment management)
Project and Programme Management- (Project Management)
Environmental and Sustainability Studies- (Environmental science, Environmental Management, Conservation, Geography, environmental geology
IZP: A National Diploma or Degree or Honours in one of the following fields:
Civil Engineering
Quantity Surveyor
Electrical Engineering
Roles and Responsibilities
The IDC offers workplace exposure through a Graduate Programme for a period of 24 months (Internship), Our programme aims to provide a customised, structured, and supervised workplace experience. This allows qualified youth to gain valuable work experience, explore career paths, networking opportunities and mentoring through experienced professionals.
Job Requirements
Current Professional Registration as a Candidate QS with the South African Council for the Quantity Surveying Profession (SACQSP) would be advantageous.
POPI Act, BCEA, EE Act,
Sound knowledge and understanding of the IDC, PICC, IZP, and its mandate
MS Office: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook & MS Teams
AUTOCAD software for preparing Electrical Engineering drawings
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office suite, in particular Microsoft Excel
WinQS, and/or QSPlus and/or CostX and/or Candy (CCS) and/or Bluebeam Revu
Extensive experience using MS Projects of similar project scheduling software
Civil 3d, Civil Designer, WADISO or other Civil/Electrical/Structural engineering software
Knowledge of various standard conditions of contract - JBCC, GCC, NEC3 or 4 and FIDIC
Knowledge of various applicable technical computer software
Knowledge of various SANS, Red Book and other engineering norms and standards
Posting End Date
09 Oct 2026