Why this matters now – If you’re a fresh graduate looking for real work experience in South Africa, the Sasol Foundation Graduate Internship Programme is one of the few chances to land a structured, two‑year internship in a leading energy and chemicals company.
What is the Sasol Foundation Graduate Internship Programme?
Sasol Limited is a global integrated chemicals and energy firm. Through its Foundation Graduate Internship Programme 2026, they offer a 24‑month fixed‑term contract that lets you gain hands‑on experience that matches your university degree.
Who should apply?
- South African citizen
- Between 18 and 29 years old
- Currently unemployed
- Live within Secunda, Sasolburg, Ekandustria, or a Sasol Retail site within 50 km
- Hold a completed Bachelor’s Degree in one of the following fields:
- Digital Marketing / Marketing & Sales
- Data Science / Data Analytics
- Information Technology
- Transport & Logistics
- Operations Management / Retail Management / Brand Management
- LLB / Legal & Compliance / Commercial or Property Law
- Human Resources / Industrial Psychology / Industrial Relations
- Finance / Accounting / Information Systems (incl. CIMA/CFP)
- Public Relations Management / Stakeholder Relations
- Development Studies / Project Management
- Brand Communication / Communications
- Business Management / Economics / Business Administration
- Engineering (Civil or Industrial)
- Property Studies / Real Estate
What you gain
- Two years of structured workplace experience
- Insight into one of South Africa’s top energy and chemicals companies
- Industry‑relevant skills that match your degree
- Improved employability after graduation
- An inclusive environment that values diversity
How to apply – step by step
- Visit the Sasol Careers portal: Apply online.
- Enter the reference number 11367 when prompted.
- Upload your CV and a cover letter that clearly states your field of study.
- Complete any required questionnaires or assessments on the portal.
- Submit your application before the closing date: 10 March 2026.
Practical tips to improve your chances
- Start early. Many applicants wait until the last minute. The sooner you upload, the more time the HR team has to review.
- Tailor your CV. Highlight projects and coursework that match the role you’re applying for.
- Use plain language. Keep explanations simple and avoid jargon unless you’re certain it’s needed.
- Check your documents. Ensure your degree certificate is a copy that meets Sasol’s requirements.
- Proofread. Small mistakes can cost you. Ask a friend or mentor to review.
Next steps
Ready to start your professional journey? Gather your documents, prepare a concise CV, and submit your application before 10 March 2026. Good luck – this could be the stepping stone to a rewarding career in a world‑leading industry.
