Bokoni Platinum Mines is now calling for South African graduates who are currently unemployed to apply for its Internship Opportunities 2026. The deadline is fast approaching – you have until 19 June 2026 to submit your application, so act now.
What the internship programme offers
Bokoni Platinum Mines, part of African Rainbow Minerals, will host a range of graduate internships on the Eastern Limb of the Bushveld Complex, Limpopo. The placements are for one graduate per discipline and cover:
- Human Resources
- Mining
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Geology
- Mine Survey
- Social Performance
Each role is designed to give you hands‑on exposure to daily operations within the mining sector.
Who can apply – eligibility and minimum qualifications
These internships are open to South African graduates who have completed their qualifications and are currently unemployed. Applicants must meet the following minimum criteria for the specific field they choose:
Human Resources (1 position)
- Advanced Diploma, BCom or any recognised qualification in Human Resource Management or Development
Mining (1 position)
- BSc or BEng Mining Engineering – qualification must be fully completed
Mechanical Engineering (1 position)
- BSc, BEng or Advanced Diploma in Mechanical Engineering – qualification must be fully completed
Electrical Engineering (1 position)
- BSc, BEng or Advanced Diploma in Electrical Engineering – qualification must be fully completed
Geology (1 position)
- BSc Geological Sciences, BSc Earth Sciences or a related completed qualification
- Additional advantage: registration with SACNASP
Mine Survey (1 position)
- Bachelor’s degree in Mine Survey or Advanced Diploma in Mining Engineering – qualification must be fully completed
Social Performance (1 position)
- BA Development Studies, Advanced Diploma in Public Administration or any related completed qualification
Preference will be given to applicants from the local communities of Baroka Ba Nkoana, Maesela Manotoane, Roko Selepe and Fetakgomo Tubatse. People living with disabilities are also encouraged to apply.
What you will gain
Successful interns will acquire practical skills such as:
- Recruitment, employee relations and training (HR)
- Mine planning, production management and safety compliance (Mining)
- Plant maintenance, equipment reliability and technical support (Mechanical)
- Electrical systems maintenance, power distribution and automation (Electrical)
- Geological mapping, core logging and resource evaluation (Geology)
- Underground surveying, data collection and mapping (Mine Survey)
- Community engagement, stakeholder relations and social development projects (Social Performance)
The experience will strengthen your CV and give you a realistic view of working in a large‑scale mining operation.
How to apply – step‑by‑step
- Prepare an up‑to‑date CV.
- Obtain certified copies of your South African ID and all qualification certificates.
- Save the documents on your phone or computer.
- Send a WhatsApp message to 060 014 4225.
- Follow the prompts on the B‑Connect WhatsApp system to upload your files and complete the online form.
- Submit before the closing date of 19 June 2026. Late applications will not be considered.
Tips to improve your chances
- Check that every document is clear, legible and recently certified.
- Tailor your CV to highlight coursework or projects relevant to the internship you are applying for.
- Proofread your application for spelling and grammar errors.
- Be ready to attend psychometric tests, an interview and a basic medical check if you are shortlisted.
- Emphasise any community involvement or volunteer work, especially for the Social Performance role.
Next steps
Take this opportunity to start a career in mining. Gather your documents, send the WhatsApp message and complete the application before the 19 June deadline. Even if competition is high, a well‑prepared application can set you apart. Good luck!
