Red Bull South Africa is running a six‑month Accounting Internship in Cape Town – a timely chance to get hands‑on finance experience while many graduates are still looking for their first role.
What the internship is
The internship is a temporary, six‑month placement in the Finance and Accounting department of Red Bull South Africa Pty Ltd. You will work in Cape Town, Western Cape, reporting directly to the Chief Accountant. The role is on‑site, with no travel required.
Who can apply
You must hold a diploma or degree in a relevant field such as Accounting, Financial Accounting, Finance, Cost and Management Accounting, Commerce or a closely related discipline. No specific NQF level or minimum grade is stated. The position is open to recent graduates who can work full‑time for six months in Cape Town.
What you will gain
This placement will give you practical exposure to:
- Processing invoices in SAP (training provided if you are new to SAP)
- Supplier‑account management and vendor communication
- Financial controls, coding reviews and approvals
- Account reconciliation and month‑end procedures
- Cost analysis, budgeting and management reporting
- Advanced use of Microsoft Excel for data analysis
You will develop analytical, organisational and communication skills while working alongside an experienced finance team.
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the official Red Bull vacancy page: Accounting Internship – 6 months.
- Read the full list of requirements and responsibilities.
- Click the “Apply” button to open the online application form.
- Enter your personal details and academic information exactly as they appear on your certificates.
- Upload an up‑to‑date CV that highlights accounting knowledge, Excel proficiency and any SAP exposure.
- Attach copies of your ID, diploma or degree, academic transcript and Matric certificate (or any other documents requested).
- In the additional information fields, clearly state your experience with invoice processing, reconciliation and Excel functions.
- Review all entries for accuracy.
- Submit the application before the vacancy closes (the closing date has not been set, so apply promptly).
Tips to improve your chances
- Tailor your CV to the role – list specific accounting tasks you have performed, such as invoice entry or budget tracking.
- If you have used SAP, mention the modules and tasks (e.g., invoice capture, supplier master data).
- Show concrete examples of Excel work – formulas, pivot tables, data cleaning.
- Proofread your application to avoid spelling or formatting errors.
- Provide clear contact details and ensure you are available for a six‑month placement in Cape Town.
- Prepare for a possible interview by reviewing basic financial controls and supplier‑account procedures.
Next steps
Apply now to secure a spot in this competitive programme. Even if you are not selected, the experience of applying will sharpen your resume and interview skills for future finance roles. Keep an eye on the official vacancy page for any updates on the closing date or additional information.
