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Internships Available
- YES GRADUATE PROGRAMME - HUMAN RESOURCES
- Production Trainee/Intern
- Finance Trainee/Intern
YES GRADUATE PROGRAMME - HUMAN RESOURCES
Requirements
- Formal qualification in HR, or related studies
- Final year students to provide a confirmation letter stamp by the University that you are eligible to graduate.
- Results-orientated
- Attention to detail
- Strong written and oral communications skills
- Advanced computer skills (MS Word, MS Excel, Powerpoint)
- Strong Interpersonal Skills
- 70% overall achievement on full academic results.
- Age between 18-35
- Never been registered with the Y.E.S Youth Program before
- Own transport is mandatory to commute between Port Elizabeth and Uitenhage Plant.
Production Trainee/Intern
Requirements
- 3-year National Diploma or B-Tech in Operations Management/Industrial Engineering or Graduating in these career fields in 2025.
- Please provide a confirmation letter stamp by the University that you are eligible to graduate.
- Computer literacy at Intermediate level essential
- Have a sound understanding of Work study principles and Work measurement tools
- A detail orientated person with analytical abilities and a structured and methodological way. Dynamic and proactive behaviour.
- 70% overall achievement on full academic results.
- Age between 18-35
- Never been registered with the Y.E.S Youth Program before
- Shifts work required.
Finance Trainee/Intern
Requirements
- Minimum a BCOM degree in Financial Accounting
- An academic record maintaining an overall 70% pass mark.
- Strong analytical and problem solving-skills.
- Strong customer satisfaction orientation.
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