Graduate Programmes

Graduate Internship - Criminology (12- Month Fixed Term Contract)

PEP

Northern Suburbs (Cape) Posted 15 Sep 2026 Closes today

Overview

Are you a Criminology graduate seeking an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in your field of study? Has it been your aspiration to work for one of South Africa's leading retail companies, PEP, known for its amazing culture, friendliness, and innovation? This is a highly competitive opportunity, and if you are up for this challenge, then we invite you to showcase your passion, curiosity, positive attitude, initiative, and willingness to learn & work hard. In return, you will be joining our amazing team of dynamos who are passionate about making it possible for our remarkable customers to look and feel good.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's Degree / Honours Degree in Criminology, Criminology & Forensic Studies, Criminal Justice / Security Risk Management, or Applied Crime Prevention Analysis
  • 65% overall academic average in tertiary studies
  • South African Citizen
  • 18–30 Years Old
  • 0–1 year working experience
  • Willingness to travel locally
  • Driver's licence (advantageous)
  • Intermediate level of computer skills (Google Suite or Microsoft Office)

Responsibilities

  • Analyze crime patterns and loss incidents across retail store networks to identify root causes and vulnerabilities
  • Support investigations into criminal activities, policy breaches, and operational losses using data analysis
  • Document analytical findings clearly and concisely using tools such as crime incident reports, trend dashboards, and risk assessment models
  • Participate in loss prevention project management initiatives to safeguard assets

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