Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) in the Department of Science and Innovation invite graduates to fully funded Internship Programme for a period of one year with the organisation


This Internship programme for graduates was previously managed by the National Research Foundation (NRF), but has been moved to the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC). Over the 15 years it was led by the NRF, the programme enabled over 6 000 young people to access internship opportunities, and the HSRC hopes to build on this impressive work.

The Internship Programme, intended to bridge the gap between academic study and competent performance in the workplace, places unemployed graduates in science, engineering and technology disciplines, as well as in the humanities and social sciences, at various research performing or research policy institutions.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Should be currently unemployed and 35 years of age or younger at the time of submitting the application;

A graduate holding any of the following:

NQF Level 7: Bachelor's, Advanced Diploma, or B-Tech Degree;

NQF Level 8: Bachelor's Hons Degree, and Postgraduate Diploma;

NQF Level 9: Master's Degree or M-Tech.

Hold a qualification in Science, Engineering and Technology, Research, Development, Innovation, Social

REMUNERATION

The DSI-HSRC Internship will provide interns with a monthly salary depending on the level of qualification for the duration of the two-year period:

Bachelors: R 6,375 per month

Honours: R 7,055 per month

Masters: R 8,375 per month


The Department of Science and Innovation-funded Internship Programme, previously managed by the National Research Foundation (NRF), has been moved to the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC).
Over the 15 years it was led by the NRF, the programme enabled over 6 000 young people to access internship opportunities, and the HSRC hopes to build on this impressive work.

The Internship Programme, intended to bridge the gap between academic study and competent performance in the workplace, places unemployed graduates in science, engineering and technology disciplines, as well as in the humanities and social sciences, at various research performing or research policy institutions.

Participation in effectively managed internship programmes is associated with improved career and employment prospects, enhanced motivation to continue studying, and greater confidence. An NRF study in 2018 showed that 54% of the interns who had been in the Programme between 2005 and 2017/18 were registered for postgraduate studies and 45% were in full-time employment. Significantly, of those in employment, 48% were working in the national system of innovation.

Over the next three years, the Internship Programme will focus on strengthening the transversal skills and capabilities of the interns, giving them a competitive advantage when entering the labour market, and supporting the growth of mentoring capabilities, particularly in the context of remote work becoming a mainstream phenomenon. The intention is to expand the reach of the Programme to include a greater number of interns and host institutions in the national system of innovation.
https://careeropportunities.com.ng/hsrc-2021-internship-programme-r7-055-r8-735-monthly-stipends/

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