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Are you currently an unemployed graduate? Are you seeking an opportunity to develop your potential and create a bright future at an industry leading insurer? Are you a dynamic, self-starter who is passionate about client service? This is the opportunity for you! We have an exciting Internship available at Guardrisk Insurance Company Ltd.
The purpose of this internship is to provide you with industry exposure and learning opportunities for individuals interested in pursuing a career in the financial services and insurance sector. As an intern, you will play a key role in supporting various departments, such as underwriting, claims, risk, and finance, among many others. You will have the chance to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios, gain insight into industry best practices,develop an understanding of our products, customer needs, and market trends.
Although completion of the Internship does not guarantee full time employment, it allows invaluable experience for you to kick-start your career! Should you be successful, you will be employed for a period of twelve (12) months, with a monthly stipend of R8 500.
Requirements
- Only South African citizens are eligible to apply
- Applicants must hold a degree
- Applicants must be currently unemployed
- Applicants must have not participated in an internship before
- Proficient in Microsoft Office
How To Apply
Please attach a copy of your qualification and academic results Please note that we will not accept any emailed applications, all applications should be submitted online.
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