If you are a recent engineering graduate and need real‑world mining experience, the PMG Mining Engineering Internship Programme 2026 is open now. The deadline to apply is 14 August 2026, so act quickly.
What is the internship?
PMG Mining is offering a 12‑month paid internship in the Tsantsabane Region, Northern Cape. The role gives unemployed graduates and diploma holders a chance to work in a live mining environment and learn core engineering tasks.
Who can apply?
To be eligible you must meet all of the following:
- South African citizen
- Currently unemployed and not in another internship
- Hold one of the listed qualifications (see below)
- Good communication and computer skills (Microsoft Office)
- Willingness to work in a mining setting
- Strong analytical and problem‑solving ability (especially for industrial engineering)
Engineering disciplines accepted
Electrical Engineering Internship
- National Diploma in Electrical Engineering
- Advanced Diploma in Electrical Engineering
- Completed S4 (all modules)
- Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering
Industrial Engineering Internship
- National Diploma in Industrial Engineering
- Advanced Diploma in Industrial Engineering
- Completed S4 (all modules)
- Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Engineering
What will you gain?
The internship is built around practical learning. You will be involved in:
- Mining operations and safety systems
- Engineering project support
- Maintenance planning and operational processes
- Industry reporting and team collaboration
- Professional workplace practices
By the end of the year you should have stronger technical skills, a clearer career path in mining, and a more attractive CV for future employers.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents:
- Detailed CV
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Certified copies of your qualification(s)
- Academic transcript
- Proof of residence
- Write an email to hrsupervisor@pmgmining.co.za. Use the exact internship title as the subject line:
- ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING or
- INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
- Attach all documents to the email. Check that every file is clear and legible.
- Send the email before the closing date (14 August 2026). Late applications will not be considered.
Tips to improve your chances
- Tailor your CV to highlight any project work, lab work or part‑time jobs related to engineering.
- Include a brief cover note in the email explaining why you want to work in mining and how you meet the listed requirements.
- Proof‑read every document – spelling errors can create a negative first impression.
- If you live outside the Tsantsabane Region, mention any willingness to relocate; however, note that local applicants receive priority.
- Submit your application early. Selections may begin soon after the closing date.
Next steps
After you send your application, wait up to four weeks for a response. If you do not hear back within that time, consider the application unsuccessful and explore other opportunities.
This internship can be a solid stepping stone into South Africa’s mining sector. Gather your documents, follow the steps above, and submit before 14 August 2026. Good luck!
