Web Design Internship

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Web Design Internship We are offering an internship opportunity to a dynamic person who has done a course in web design, is familiar with HTML and is super-keen to learn about how it is done in the real world, through practical experience. In line with our attempts to develop a multicultural team, being able to communicate in languages other than English will be an added bonus. What & where are we? We are a small but rapidly growing online travel business based in Pinelands, Cape Town. Learning How South Africa Travel Online goes about coding & setting up online travel websites. We have a lot to teach, so only fast learners need apply. Allowance An allowance of R4500 per month will be paid. Duration The internship is for 6 months. Depending on work requirements & the extent to which the intern has developed, there may be an opportunity to get a contract after the 6 months. Applying Email: Your CV (which should include your coding experience as well as the languages you are competent in). An essay on your favourite travel experience to cheapflights@southafrica.to (the essay is to determine how literate you are - we can teach a lot, but we don't know how to teach good grammar, we reserve the rights to publish the travel essay). The essay may be written in English, Afrikaans or Xhosa.							Hotels
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The Purple shall rule! "As I flew into Cape Town I began to get really excited. Now, I know that the landing strips are strategically placed for the most efficient and safe wind and air traffic direction. But, on that plane I swore that the Minister of Tourism himself designed that landing just for me and every other tourist on the flight. It was just too perfect. As you fly in, Table Mountain shines on your right and the streets and buildings of Cape Town sparkle just below it, extending out to the beautiful ocean. As I walked out of the plane, a big poster stared me straight on: 'Proudly African, Truly International' it read". Anna Views expressed here aren't necessarily those of SouthAfrica.TO's. If you would like to get your opinions published, please email them to cheapflights@southafrica.to

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The Bottom Line: Some notes from a UN report on Trade & Development released on the 5th July: - "South Africa entered the list of top prospective economies, ranking 14th with the Netherlands & Poland." - South Africa receives less FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) than "could be expected based on economic determinants", although there was a rebound in 2011. - "India remained the largest investor in LDCs (I assume this stands for Least Developed Countries) from developing & transition economies, followed by China and South Africa." (part of South Africa's was an investment by Sasol in Mozambique) - The largest greenfields investment in SIDS in 2011 was an investment by Harmony Gold Mining Company in Papua New Guinea, the second largest was building construction in Mauritius by Atterbury Property Developments.