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City Of Johannesburg Metro Student Internship: Intern Valuer Vacancy 2026

City Of Johannesburg Metro

General / Other

Monthly stipend

R12000/month

Opportunity
Internship
Minimum education
Diploma (NQF 6)
Location
Johannesburg, Gauteng
SETA
LGSETA
Posted
25 Aug 2026

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How this stipend compares

At R12 000 a month, this listing sits in the 88th percentile — it pays more than 88% of the 8 comparable listings for internships in Gauteng that are open right now.

R7 838R12 000
25th percentile
R8 000
Median
R8 625
75th percentile
R10 500

Calculated by SetaJobs from 8 live internships in Gauteng that publish a stipend. Amounts quoted per week or per year are converted to a monthly equivalent. See the full stipend benchmarks for how pay varies by sector and province.

Opportunity Overview

The City of Johannesburg Metro offers a Student Internship Programme designed to give students and graduates practical workplace experience. This programme helps participants develop essential workplace skills, improves their chances of employment, and supports the City's service delivery goals.

This specific internship is for an Intern Valuer within the Group Finance Department, specifically the Property Branch (Valuation Services). It provides an opportunity to gain valuable experience in property valuation.

The programme is open to qualifying youth in Johannesburg communities for a period not exceeding 36 months, with a remuneration of R12,000 per month (basic salary, no benefits).

Minimum Requirements

  • National Diploma or NQF Level 6 in Real Estate: Property Valuation, or a qualification recognised by the South African Council for the Property Valuers Profession (SACPVP).
  • Qualification completed with a minimum of 360 credits.
  • No prior experience required.
  • Computer literacy, including spreadsheet and word processing skills.
  • Valid registration with SACPVP as a Candidate Valuer.
  • Valid driver’s license and own transport.
  • Enrolment Confirmation letter from your institution.
  • Must be a resident of the City of Johannesburg.
  • Must not have participated in a previous internship programme, unless the previous programme was not relevant to your current course of study.

Key Responsibilities

  • Undertake tasks related to property valuations, including market research and assessing physical property attributes.
  • Conduct fieldwork to gather information for property valuations, identifying and inspecting subject and comparable properties.
  • Apply market value principles correctly in valuation processes.
  • Assist in the compilation and maintenance of the City of Johannesburg’s General and Supplementary Valuation Rolls.
  • Perform administrative functions as required.
  • Operate as a technical expert on property valuation matters, fulfilling responsibilities delegated by the Municipal Valuer in terms of the MPRA 6 of 2004.

How to Apply

This listing in context

What the 303 opportunities we currently hold say about this one.

Live internships
68
In Gauteng
35
Closing within 7 days
3

12% of the 68 live internships we hold ask for Diploma (NQF 6). The commonest requirement is Degree (NQF 7), at 68%.

Live internships stay open for a median of 74 days between posting and closing date.

Calculated by SetaJobs from the 303 listings open on this site right now, and updated as they change. Browse all 125 opportunities in Gauteng.

What you'll need to apply

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