Internship Learning Programme (Barberton Fairview Mine)

In brief

**Overview** This is an Internship Learning Programme offered by Barberton Mines, specifically at the Barberton Fairview Mine. The provided description focuses on the eligibility criteria for applicants. **What you will do** Not specified **Requirements (from the original advert)** * South African Citizenship * BSC / BENG or Degree (Chemical or Extractive Metallurgical) * Good communication skills * Good supervisory, management and leadership skills * Computer literacy * Minimum pass rate of 60% and above for subjects in final year (No subject failures) * Barberton Mines Valid Medical fitness certificate within 21 days from accepting our offer * Security clearance certificate – clean criminal record **Who should apply** Ideal candidates are South African citizens with a BSC / BENG or a degree in Chemical or Extractive Metallurgical. Applicants should demonstrate good communication, supervisory, management, and leadership skills, as well as computer literacy. A strong academic record is required, including a minimum pass rate of 60% in all final year subjects, with no subject failures. Successful candidates must also be able to obtain a valid Barberton Mines medical fitness certificate within 21 days of an offer and possess a security clearance certificate with a clean criminal record. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/internship-learning-programme-barberton-fairview-mine-barberton-mines Source: myjobmag

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