Don’t miss a chance to jumpstart your career in environmental science—Glencore is hiring South African graduates for an internship that will give you real‑world experience in the mining sector. Glencore is accepting applications for its Environmental Internship Programme 2026, and the deadline is fast approaching.
What is the Internship?
Glencore’s Environmental Internship runs at the Rhovan mine in Brits, North West. The role puts you in the middle of a busy mining operation, where you’ll learn how companies keep the planet safe while mining responsibly. You’ll focus on environmental compliance, risk management and sustainability—skills that are in high demand across South Africa.
Who Should Apply?
You qualify if you have:
- A diploma or degree in Environmental Management (or a related field).
- A valid driver’s licence.
- Medical fitness to work in a high‑risk environment.
- Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office).
- Strong written and verbal communication in English.
- The ability to work independently and finish tasks on time.
Many applicants worry about their CV standing out. From experience, most successful candidates make sure their documents show clear, concise achievements and any fieldwork experience.
What You’ll Gain
- Hands‑on experience with environmental audits and legal compliance.
- Knowledge of HSE (health, safety, environment) standards in a mining setting.
- Practical skills in risk assessment, incident investigation and data entry.
- Strong résumé points that open doors to future HSE or environmental roles.
- Exposure to a high‑performance work culture that values safety and sustainability.
How to Apply
Follow these simple steps to submit your application:
- Visit the Glencore Careers page.
- Complete the online application form and upload your résumé and a cover letter that highlights any environmental or mining experience.
- Submit your application before the closing date: 03 March 2026.
Location: Rhovan, Brits, North West.
Practical Tips to Boost Your Chances
- Tailor your résumé to emphasise any field studies, project work or audit experience.
- Show that you can work independently—include a short example of a self‑initiated task.
- Practice explaining complex environmental concepts in plain English; interviewers love clear communication.
- Proofread your application for typos—attention to detail is key for HSE roles.
- Keep the application within the deadline—late applications are not accepted.
Ready to Start?
Apply now and take the first step toward a rewarding career in environmental protection. Don’t wait until the last day; secure your spot by submitting your application before 03 March 2026. Good luck!
