How To Apply For Jobs At Glencore


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Glencore is one of the world’s largest resource companies, offering various job opportunities in mining, metals, and energy sectors. If you are looking for a job at Glencore in South Africa, this guide will help you understand the application process.


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Glencore is a global company that mines and trades natural resources like coal, copper, and zinc. In South Africa, it creates job opportunities by operating mines and industrial plants, helping people find work in different skilled and professional roles.

Want to work for Glencore? If so, here is a simple step-by-step guide on how to apply for jobs here: 

Step 1: Visit Glencore’s African Careers Page

Glencore advertises all job vacancies for Africa on its official careers page.

When you click on the link, you will be presented with a list of all available job vacancies in Africa.

Unfortunately, the website does not have a filter option to show only jobs in South Africa. This means you will need to go through the entire list and look for positions that are based in South Africa.

Step 2: Browse Through Available Job Vacancies

All job listings will be displayed with the following details:

  • Job Position (e.g., Wellness Advocate, Treasury Analyst)
  • Location (Look for jobs that mention South Africa)
  • Posting Date (When the job was advertised)
  • Closing Date (Deadline for applications)

Scroll through the list carefully to find a job that matches your qualifications and interests.

Step 3: Click on the Job to View More Details

Once you find a job in South Africa that interests you, click on it to view more details. The job posting will include:

  • Job ID (A unique reference number for the job)
  • Department (The business unit or section the job falls under)
  • Job Type (E.g., Full-time, Contract, etc.)
  • What the Company is Looking For (A brief summary of what Glencore expects from candidates)
  • Job Description (Details about the role and responsibilities)
  • Primary Tasks & Responsibilities (A list of key duties for the position)
  • Minimum Qualification Requirements (The required level of education)
  • Minimum Experience Required (The number of years of relevant work experience needed)
  • Skills and Competencies Required (Technical and soft skills necessary for the role)

Additionally, it is important to note that the job ad will state that as an applicant you will be subject to potential background checks and will be informed if this will be the case. The company will seek explicit consent prior to processing your personal data.

Step 4: Click the ‘Apply’ Button

If you believe you meet the requirements for the job, click on the ‘Apply’ button.

Step 5: Create an Account or Sign In

Upon clicking ‘Apply,’ you will be directed to a page where you need to:

  • Sign in (If you already have an account with Glencore)
  • Create an Account (If you are a new applicant)

To create an account, you will need to provide your email and set a password.

Step 6: Submit Your Application

After logging in, you can upload Your CV and attach certified copies of your qualifications. Ensure they are relevant to the job you are applying for.

Once you have submitted all required documents, follow the prompts to complete your application.

Applying for a job at Glencore is a simple process, but it requires attention to detail.

Make sure you carefully read the job requirements before applying and double-check that your CV and documents are correctly uploaded. Keep an eye on your email for any updates regarding your application.

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