Come and be part of Anglo American Platinum. The Internship Programme provides practical Work Learning and experience to individuals.
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Amandelbult Complex is hereby inviting applications for internship and P1/P2 programme aimed at equipping members of the host communities with appropriate work experience. First preference will be given to relevant applications from host communities.
The programme will run for a maximum period of 24 months.
Anglo American is a global diversified mining business. Their portfolio of world-class mining operations provides the metals and minerals that make modern life possible. Theu use innovative practices and the latest technologies to discover new resources and mine, process, move and market our products to customers around the world.
Internships Available
- Intern Safety Management
- Studying towards National Diploma or Advanced Diploma/Bachelor/BTech/Honours Degree in Risk Management/ Safety Management/ Environmental Management/ Occupational Hygiene/ Engineering/ Finance Risk Management in need of P1/P2 or Have graduated in National Diploma or Advanced Diploma/Bachelor/BTech/Honours Degree in Risk Management/ Safety Management/ Environmental Management/ Occupational Hygiene/ Engineering/ Finance Risk Management in need of work experience.
- Intern Social Performance/Corporate Service
- Studying towards National Diploma or Advanced Diploma/Bachelor/BTech/Honours Degree in Social Science, Economic Management, Financial Management, or related field in need of P1/P2 or Have graduated in National Diploma or Advanced Diploma/Bachelor/BTech/Honours Degree in Social Science/ Economic Management/ Financial Management/ Agriculture or related field.
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Please submit your full CV, ID copy and certified copies of your qualifications or academic record and a letter from your institution indicating a need for work experience.
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