Competition Tribunal South Africa Internship 2026
About this opportunity
Paid 12-month internship in economics at the Competition Tribunal in Pretoria, South Africa.
The Competition Tribunal South Africa offers a 12-month paid full-time internship focused on competition law and economics, targeting students pursuing a Master’s in Economics. This internship provides hands-on experience in Case Management, working on real-world competition matters such as mergers, cartels, and abuse of dominance cases. The role involves on-the-job training, exposure to Tribunal hearings, and practical application of academic knowledge. The internship is based in Pretoria, South Africa, and the Competition Tribunal emphasizes diversity and equal opportunity in hiring.
What it offers
- A paid full-time internship for 12 months in Case Management within the Competition Tribunal.
- Hands-on experience in competition economics, including real-world casework such as mergers, cartels, and dominance cases.
- On-the-job training, exposure to Tribunal hearings, and practical application of academic knowledge.
- Opportunity to develop new skills and observe practitioners in action.
- No explicit mention of tuition, accommodation, or travel benefits—only a paid stipend is implied.
Who can apply
Applicants must be currently enrolled students pursuing a Master’s in Economics at the time of application.
How to apply
- Submit a CV along with a copy of academic records to internship@comptrib.co.za.
- Include a brief motivation (≤500 words) explaining your interest in a career in Competition Economics.
- Applications must be submitted by 17:00 on 25 September 2026.
- Unsuccessful applicants will not receive communication within two weeks of the deadline.
Good to know
- The internship is based in Pretoria, South Africa.
- The Competition Tribunal is an equal-opportunity employer and values diversity.
- For inquiries, contact Bellah Kekana at bellahk@comptrib.co.za or 012 394 5056.
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