Right now Exxaro Leeuwpan Mine is opening its Internship Programme 2026 for South African students and fresh graduates, and the deadline is fast approaching.
What the internship programme is
The programme offers a 12‑month placement at the Leeuwpan Mine in Delmas, Mpumalanga. It is open to students who still need practical exposure to finish their studies and to graduates who need structured work experience.
Positions are available in the business units Leeuwpan, Grading, Allowance and VKLM.
Who can apply
You may apply if you meet the following basic criteria:
- Need practical exposure in one of the listed disciplines.
- Are medically fit for duty.
- Are willing to complete an IPS/psychometric assessment.
- Preferably study or work in the VKLM area (preference given).
Discipline‑specific qualifications
- Information Management: Bachelor’s, BTech or National Diploma in IT, Computer Science, Data Science, Information Systems or related certificates.
- Business Improvement: National Diploma in Industrial Engineering.
- Metallurgy: National Diploma or BTech in Metallurgical Engineering.
- Supply Chain: Diploma or Degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Procurement, Business Management, Law or related field.
- Mining: Degree in Industrial Engineering or Mining Engineering.
What you will gain
The internship provides hands‑on experience in a real mining environment. You will develop industry‑specific skills, learn how large organisations operate, and build a professional network that can help you after graduation. Successful interns may be considered for permanent roles.
How to apply – step by step
- Read the discipline requirements carefully.
- Gather the required documents (ID, academic transcripts, proof of medical fitness, CV).
- Visit the official application page: Exxaro Leeuwpan Mine Internships 2026.
- Click the link next to the discipline you wish to apply for.
- Complete the online form and upload your documents before the closing date.
- Submit the application and note the reference number for future communication.
Applications close on 2 June 2026. Submit early to avoid last‑minute technical issues.
Tips to improve your chances
- Match your qualification exactly to the discipline you choose.
- Proofread your CV and cover letter; keep them to two pages maximum.
- Include any relevant project work or internships you have already completed.
- Ensure your medical certificate is current (not older than three months).
- Complete the psychometric test honestly; it helps the assessors understand your strengths.
- Follow up only if you have not heard back within 14 days after the closing date.
Next steps
If you meet the requirements, start preparing your documents today and submit your application before 2 June 2026. Even if you face strong competition, the experience of applying and receiving feedback is valuable for future opportunities.
