Eskom Group Capital Division Graduate Internship Programme 2026/2027

Kickstart your career with Eskom's Graduate Internship! Gain practical experience in a dynamic environment. Apply by 23 Sept 2026.

Published 11 September 2026
Closing Date 23 September 2026
Opportunity

Embark on a transformative career journey with Eskom’s Group Capital Division Graduate Internship Programme for 2026/2027. This is a golden opportunity for recent graduates to gain invaluable practical experience in a dynamic and professional environment. Apply by 23 September 2026 to kickstart your career with one of South Africa’s leading energy providers.

About the Opportunity
Eskom is extending an invitation to qualified South African graduates to join its prestigious Group Capital Division Graduate Internship Programme. This initiative is designed for unemployed graduates eager to acquire hands-on experience and structured training in a professional setting.

Closing Date
Applications must be submitted by 23 September 2026.

Key Responsibilities
Interns will engage in structured training and practical on-the-job development, working within Eskom’s Group Capital Division. This role offers exposure to professional project and infrastructure environments, fostering growth and competence.

Requirements/Qualifications
Applicants should hold a Bachelor’s Degree, BCom, BA, BTech, or Advanced Diploma in fields such as Commerce, Finance, Accounting, Law, Built Environment, Project Management, and more. No prior work experience is required.

Benefits
Participants will benefit from a blend of structured learning and real-world experience, preparing them for future career success in various professional domains.

Who Should Apply?
This programme is ideal for graduates with qualifications in business, finance, law, construction, communication, human resources, environmental management, information management, and related disciplines. Ensure your qualification aligns with the specified fields before applying.

Posted: 11 September 2026


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