Are you a recent IT graduate with a qualification but zero work experience? Netsurit, a global leader in managed IT services, has officially opened its 2026 Tier 0 IT Consultant Internship.
This is not a “coffee-making” internship. It is a high-impact, hybrid role based in Johannesburg designed to turn graduates into professional IT consultants. If you want to move beyond the classroom and start solving real-world technical problems for global businesses, this is your chance. Applications close on 25 February 2026.
Netsurit IT Internship 2026: At-A-Glance
| Feature | Details |
| Employer | Netsurit (Managed Services Provider) |
| Position | Tier 0 IT Consultant (9 Openings) |
| Location | Johannesburg (Hybrid Work Model) |
| Target Group | Graduates with No Experience Required |
| NQF Levels | Level 5, 6, and 7 |
| Closing Date | 25 February 2026 |
What is a Tier 0 IT Consultant? Your Career Start
In the world of Managed Services (MSP), “Tier 0” is the gateway to the IT department. You are the first point of contact for users and the primary filter for technical issues.
Your Day-to-Day Responsibilities:
- First-Line Triage: Managing incoming service requests via phone, email, and professional ticketing systems.
- Identity Management: Assisting users with critical access tasks like password resets and account lockouts.
- Technical Troubleshooting: Solving basic hardware and software queries before they affect business productivity.
- Escalation Mastery: Identifying complex issues and routing them to senior Tier 2 or Tier 3 engineers.
- Documentation: Contributing to the internal knowledge base to improve future support speed.
Qualifying Qualifications: NQF 5 to 7
Netsurit is looking for a variety of academic backgrounds. Whether you have a Higher Certificate or a full Degree, you are encouraged to apply:
- NQF Level 5 (Higher Certificate): IT Systems Support, Network Engineering, or Software Development.
- NQF Level 6 (Diploma): National Diploma in IT, Network Systems, or SOC/NOC Specializations.
- NQF Level 7 (Degree): BSc in Computer Science, BCom Informatics, or Advanced Diploma in IT.
The “Netsurit Advantage” for 2026
- Hybrid Flexibility: Enjoy a modern work-life balance with a mix of office-based collaboration in Johannesburg and remote work.
- Global Exposure: Netsurit isn’t just local; you will gain experience working within global IT service management standards.
- Structured Mentorship: You will be paired with senior consultants who will help you translate your theoretical knowledge into technical mastery.
- Direct Pipeline: Historically, successful Tier 0 interns are the first in line for permanent Tier 1 and Tier 2 positions within the company.
How to Apply: Step-by-Step for 2026
Netsurit uses a digital application portal. Early submission is critical as roles may be filled before the deadline.
- Prepare Your PDF: Combine your CV, ID, and your Academic Transcript/Certificate into one clear file.
- Portal Submission: Navigate to the official Netsurit Careers Page.
- Complete the Form: Ensure your contact details are 100% accurate, as initial screening is often handled via email or phone.
- Deadline: Submit by 25 February 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Is this internship paid?
Yes. While the specific stipend isn’t listed, Netsurit provides a monthly allowance intended for graduates and entry-level professionals.
2. Can I apply if I have 1 year of experience?
This program is specifically designed for entry-level candidates with no prior full-time experience. If you have experience, you may want to look at their permanent Tier 1 or Tier 2 vacancies instead.
3. What does “Hybrid” mean for this role?
You will be required to go into the Johannesburg office on certain days for training and team meetings, while other days can be worked from home. You must live in or near Johannesburg.
4. What soft skills are they looking for?
Because you are a “Consultant,” you need excellent verbal and written English, a customer-first attitude, and the ability to stay calm under the pressure of a busy service desk.
Hope Johnson
Hope Johnson is the Founder and Lead Content Editor of SETAWeb, a South Africa–based digital platform focused on education, SETA programmes, learnerships, bursaries, internships, and career opportunities. She has extensive experience researching, verifying, and publishing accurate information sourced from official SETAs, government departments, universities, and public sector institutions. Contact: [email protected]