The Office of the Chief Justice (OCJ) is offering multiple job and learnership opportunities across South Africa. This is an excellent chance to secure stable employment or gain work experience in the legal and public service sector.
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If you’re a TVET graduate who has never done an internship before, this is a great opportunity to get real-world experience and earn a monthly stipend.
What You Need:
- N6 Certificate from a Public TVET College
- Be unemployed and not part of any past internship
- Must be a South African citizen
Stipend: R4,950 per month
Now, let’s look at the available learnership positions:
| Ref No | Area of Study | Location | Number of Posts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025/224/OCJ | Public Management / Admin | Polokwane High Court | 2 |
| 2025/225/OCJ | Financial Management | Thohoyandou High Court | 1 |
| 2025/226/OCJ | Public Management / Admin | North West Service Centre | 1 |
| 2025/227/OCJ | Public Management / Admin | Mmabatho High Court | 1 |
| 2025/228/OCJ | Human Resource Management | Northern Cape Service Centre | 1 |
| 2025/229/OCJ | Public Management / Admin | Kimberley High Court | 1 |
| 2025/230/OCJ | HR Management | East London Service Centre | 1 |
| 2025/231/OCJ | Public Management / Admin | East London | 1 |
| 2025/232/OCJ | Public Management / Admin | Makhanda High Court | 1 |
| 2025/233/OCJ | Public Management / Admin | Umtata High Court | 1 |
| 2025/234/OCJ | Public Management / Admin | National Office | 1 |
| 2025/235/OCJ | HR Management | Gauteng Service Centre | 1 |
| 2025/236/OCJ | Financial Management | Gauteng Service Centre | 1 |
| 2025/237/OCJ | Public Admin | Durban High Court | 1 |
As you can see, these learnerships are located in different regions — making them accessible to many across the country.
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How to Apply
It’s important to follow these steps carefully. A small mistake can lead to your application being rejected.
1. Identify the Right Post
Start by choosing the vacancy that matches your qualifications and interests. Always write down the reference number of the position — this is crucial.
2. Gather Required Documents
Next, you must prepare:
- A fully completed and signed Z83 form
- A detailed CV
- Certified copies of your ID and qualifications (only when shortlisted)
- Driver’s license if required
- SAQA evaluation for foreign qualifications
3. Submit to the Correct Office
Each province has a different address for submission. Here are a few examples:
National Office – Midrand
- Private Bag X10, Marshalltown, 2107
- OR: 188, 14th Road, Noordwyk, Midrand, 1685
Eastern Cape
- Private Bag X13012, Cambridge, East London
- OR: 59 Western Avenue, Sanlam Park Building, East London
Gauteng
- Private Bag X7, Johannesburg, 2000
- OR: Corner Pritchard & Kruis Street, Johannesburg, 12th Floor
4. Prepare for Additional Tests
Some positions require:
- Typing proficiency tests
- Practical exercises
So, be ready to show your skills when called.
Who Should Apply?
This opportunity is especially valuable if you:
- Are a young person seeking experience
- Have a disability
- Are a woman looking to enter or return to the job market
- Recently completed your TVET or legal studies
Whether you are just starting out or seeking a fresh path in your career — this is a great time to apply.
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In conclusion, the Office of the Chief Justices present an excellent opportunity for South Africans who are passionate about justice, public service, and career growth. Whether you’re a recent TVET graduate, a qualified legal professional, or someone with administrative skills, there’s a role for you.
By applying, you’re not only taking a step toward stable employment — you’re also contributing to the smooth running of South Africa’s judiciary. The OCJ’s commitment to employment equity means that women, youth, and persons with disabilities are especially encouraged to seize this chance.
