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Software Developer Internships in SA


🚀 5 Software Developer Internships in South Africa You Can Apply For (June–July 2025)


If you're a student or recent graduate looking to break into tech, now is the perfect time to apply for a software development internship.


Whether you’ve just finished a coding bootcamp, studied Computer Science, or taught yourself how to build websites, these 6 internships are still open in June and July 2025, and most of them welcome students with little to no experience.


Here’s everything you need to know :


 1. Parvana Developer Internship (Johannesburg)


📍 Location: Johannesburg

🕒 Deadline: June 30, 2025

💼 Who can apply:  Final-year students or recent IT/CS graduates


About the company:

Parvana is a specialist IT recruitment company working with top clients in South Africa. This internship is hosted on behalf of one of their enterprise clients and offers hands-on experience with real-world systems, Agile development, debugging, and more.


Why it’s great for students:

No formal work experience required, just your degree (or final year), curiosity, and a bit of coding knowledge!


👉 Apply here : https://it-online.co.za/2025/06/05/developer-internship-role-jhb-at-parvana-recruitment-41/


2. Parvana Graduate Software Development Programme (JHB/CPT)


📍 Location:  Johannesburg & Cape Town

🕒 Deadline: July 5, 2025

💼 Who can apply: Recent or soon-to-be graduates in IT, Software Engineering, or Computer Science


About the programme:

This graduate programme is designed to give you full exposure to the software development lifecycle. You’ll work in a team, solve real business problems, and grow your technical and soft skills in a structured environment.


Why students should apply:

This is tailor-made for graduates. If you’re looking for mentorship and structure, this is it.


👉 Apply here : https://www.pnet.co.za/jobs--Graduate-Software-Development-Programme-CPT-JHB-Johannesburg-Parvana--3921528-inline.html


 3. TAS Tech / Kilomanjaro Internship: Software & Web Developer (Pretoria)


📍 Location: Pretoria East

🕒 Deadline: July 12, 2025

💼 Who can apply: IT students and recent grads with basic programming knowledge


About the company:

TAS Tech (also known as Kilomanjaro Systems) is a tech consulting company that focuses on innovative web and software solutions. As an intern, you’ll get to work with languages like Java, Python, and JavaScript plus gain exposure to cloud development and agile workflows.


Why it’s student-friendly:

You don’t need to be a pro. They want enthusiastic learners who’ve coded before and are ready to grow.


👉 Apply here : https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com/TASTECHINNOVATIONS/743999806548031-intern-software-web-developer


4. IBM Extreme Blue Internship (South Africa / Global)


📍 Location: Remote/Global

🕒 Deadline:Rolling (apply ASAP)

💼 Who can apply: Final-year CS/IT/data students or grads


About IBM Extreme Blue:

Extreme Blue is IBM’s elite internship programme for students interested in solving complex tech problems. You’ll work in a small team, build an innovative solution, and pitch it to IBM execs,  all in a few months.


Why it’s great for ambitious students:

This is the kind of internship that makes your CV stand out anywhere in the world. If you’re self-driven and love tech challenges, go for it.


👉 Learn more & apply: (https://www.ibm.com/training/badge/ibm-extreme-blue



 5. 1Nebula Software Development Internship (Cape Town)


📍 Location: Milnerton, Cape Town

🕒 Deadline: June 28, 2025

💼 Who can apply:Students or grads with a diploma or degree in Software Dev / IT


About the company:

1Nebula is a growing cloud-based software company that helps businesses manage digital infrastructure. As an intern, you’ll join a real dev team, learn how to build scalable software, and work on actual client projects.


Why it’s student-friendly:

No fancy experience needed,  just basic coding skills, curiosity, and a passion for cloud or software development.


👉 Apply here : https://nebula.bamboohr.com/careers/261?source=aWQ9MzU%3D


Let’s wrap it up 💭


Even if you feel “not ready,” these internships are meant for people just starting out. So if you’ve got:


A passion for coding

A project or two on GitHub

A willingness to learn


👉 Then you are ready. Don’t wait for the perfect opportunity apply for all of them and build confidence as you go.


By Zandisile Nqono


Welcome to Zandisile Nqono’s blog. This is a space where I share insights, tips, and resources to help you grow in your tech journey, career development, and personal growth. My goal is to simplify complex topics, provide practical guidance, and inspire you to take action toward your goals. Whether you're just getting started or leveling up, you'll find content designed to support your journey every step of the way.


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