NFVF Internship Programme

3 February, 2016 - 07:31

The NFVF is a statutory body mandated by the National Film and Video Foundation Act 73 of 1997 to spearhead the equitable and development of the South African Film and Video Industry. Eligible applicants are invited nationally to apply for internships in the following disciplines.

Applicants must be in possession of a Matric Qualification and completed Film & Television and other related Degree / National Diploma / Certificate from a recognized South African Institute Submission of a CV, Matric Certificate, Tertiary transcripts and/or Degree Applicants must not have participated in previous SETA sponsored internship programmes

Areas of Internship:

- Film and TV Producing

- Script Writing

- Animation

- Production Engineering

- Sound Engineering

- Editing

- Cinematographer

- Supply Chain Management

- Fashion Designing (wardrobe)

- Makeup and Beauty

- Journalism

- Human Resources

- Marketing and Communications

- Legal

- Accounting

- Events Management

Qualifications and Experience:

Applicants must be South African Citizens with a valid South African ID number

Applicants must not have previously had permanent employment

Previous work experience such as vacation work is welcomed but not required

Applications must be submitted by fax to 0865197585 or email to vacancies@nfvf.co.za No later than 14 February 2016.

Preference will be given to applicants from designated groups. People with disabilities are encouraged to apply

Nqoba Training Center will handle all responses for all applications for the internship programme on behalf of the NFVF. For any enquiries, please contact Nqoba Training Center on 0873590449

If applicants do not hear from the NFVF within 6 weeks from the closing date, they should consider their applications unsuccessful and any further correspondence will be entered with only shortlisted candidates.

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