Sales (regional Warehouse East London) Internship
Government Printing Works (GPW)
- Location
- East London, Eastern Cape
- Salary (as advertised)
- R8 174.75 per month
- Minimum qualification
- Diploma
- Closing date
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In brief
Overview This is an internship opportunity for a Sales role at the Government Printing Works (GPW) regional warehouse in East London, with reference number GPW2026/16. Two posts are available, offering a stipend of R8 174.75 per month. The internship aims to provide structured work exposure and training. What you will do Successful interns will: * Receive structured work exposure and training relevant to their field of study, in line with the placement area. * Actively participate in workplace activities. * Actively participate in projects. * Actively participate in capacity-building initiatives under the supervision of experienced professionals. Requirements (from the original advert) * National Diploma/Degree in Operations Management * National Diploma/Degree in Logistics * National Diploma/Degree in Supply Chain Management * National Diploma/Degree in Business Management * National Diploma/Degree in Public Administration Who should apply Candidates who possess a National Diploma or Degree in Operations Management, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Business Management, or Public Administration, and are seeking structured work exposure and training in a sales role within a regional warehouse setting. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.govpage.co.za/vacancies/government-printing-works-gpw-vacancies#spani-ref-gpw2026-16 Source: govpage
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