What’s on offer?
South Africa’s biggest electricity company, Eskom, is looking for fresh graduates who have nothing to do right now. They want you to join their Graduate in Training program in Business Enablement (in the Western Cape) or their Engineer in Training program for Electrical Project Management. Both internships start in 2026, give you real job experience inside Eskom, and pay you a market‑related wage.
Graduate in Training – Business Enablement (Western Cape)
Why this role matters
You’ll work in the Business Enablement Department where you’ll learn how to help the company run smoothly. Think of it as the office side of the power world – dealing with people, processes and support tasks.
When to apply – 3 Feb 2026
Where – Western Cape, South Africa
Job type – Internship
Pay – Competitive for interns
What you need
- A Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering
What they’re looking for
- Can talk clearly and listen well
- Keeps safety top of mind
- Pays close attention to details and is disciplined
- Shows up with a can‑do attitude and sticks to commitments
- Handles stress without losing a smile
- Works well with others
If you don’t hear from us within 28 days after the deadline, your application will be considered unsuccessful.
Engineer in Training – Electrical (Project Management)
Why this role matters
If you’re into electricity and like managing projects, this two‑year internship is for you. You’ll learn the ropes of building and maintaining power substations while getting hands‑on training.
When to apply – 6 Feb 2026
Where – Different sites across South Africa
Business Unit – Construction Services
Department – Substations
Contract length – 2 years
Pay – Market‑related stipend
What you need
- Finished high school (Grade 12)
- A BSc or BTech in Electrical Engineering
- No previous work experience required
Skills that help
- Basic computer skills (Word, Excel)
- Leadership vibes – can guide a small group if needed
- Good at solving problems and dealing with disagreements
Attributes they like
- Communicates well in writing and speaking
- Handles pressure and tight deadlines
- Honest and dependable
- Can adjust quickly when plans change
- A self‑starter who thinks ahead
Key duties
- Take part in ways to make work better
- Follow the training schedule set for you
- Never break safety rules – follow all safety laws, especially Section 14 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act
Diversity and Equality
Eskom believes in equal chances for everyone. They prefer candidates from groups that are under‑represented and encourage people with disabilities to apply. However, they might not fill every posted spot.
How to Apply
1. Graduate in Training – Business Enablement
2. Engineer in Training – Electrical (Project Management)
- Apply now: Eskom Engineer in Training – Electrical 2026
All applications must go online before their respective closing dates. Late ones won’t be considered.
Why You Should Jump In
Both internships let you step into South Africa’s power world. You’ll learn skills that are useful no matter where your career takes you, and you’ll be part of building and maintaining the country’s electricity supply. It’s a chance to get real work experience, grow your network, and boost your resume.
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