Here's your chance to apply for a YES Youth Opportunity at The Foschini Group! There are currently a wide range of internships available so if you are interested in fashion retail then this could be perfect for you.
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The Foschini Group (TFG) is inviting applications for its YES Intern programme - with opportunities available in a range of brands and departments within the group.
These internships form part of the Youth Employment Service (YES) initiative and is ideal for graduates who want to start a career in retail planning within one of South Africa’s leading retail groups.
About the YES Internship at TFG
This internship offers hands-on exposure to the retail planning environment, where interns work closely with experienced buying and planning teams. Participants gain practical insight into how data, trends and customer behaviour shape product decisions in a fast-paced retail business.
Current YES Intern Opportunities at the Foschini Group
YES Sales Associate - Sportscene
YES Youth Opportunity - @home
YES Youth Opportunity @home
YES Intern: Legal Compliance
YES Youth Opportunity - Limpopo
YES Intern: Visual Merchandise / Graphic Designer
YES Youth Opportunity - @home - Mall of Africa
YES Intern: Marketing
YES Intern: Learning Delivery Consultant (CPT/JHB)
YES Youth Opportunity - Free State
YES Youth Opportunity - Western Cape
YES Youth Opportunity - North West
YES Youth Opportunity - Northern Cape
YES Youth Opportunity - KwaZulu-Natal
YES Intern HR
YES Intern Finance
YES Intern Administrator
YES Youth Opportunity - Southern Cape
YES Intern: Health and Safety
YES Intern: Facility Management
YES Intern: Property Administration
HOW TO APPLY
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