Hey Chemical Engineering students! This is your chance to get real-world industry experience with one of the most iconic brands on the planet – Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA). If you need in-service training to complete your National Diploma in Chemical Engineering, this is the opportunity for you!
But hurry – applications close on 30 April 2025!
You’ll be working in the Manufacturing Department, learning how to produce and test the final syrup used in Coca-Cola’s products. You’ll be exposed to high-tech automation, quality control processes, and real production systems.
This is not just an internship – it’s hands-on industry training with the chance to work on real improvement projects and use SAP systems, lean manufacturing techniques, and quality audits.
To be considered, you must:
✅ Be studying towards a National Diploma in Chemical Engineering
✅ Have Grade 12 with Maths or Maths Literacy (min 40%)
✅ Be a South African Citizen
✅ Be between 18–35 years old
✅ Be currently unemployed
✅ Be from an Employment Equity background
✅ Have not completed in-service training before
✅ Have passed two South African languages (min 40%)
✅ Have a letter from your institution requesting in-service training
This internship could open doors to permanent employment, future growth, and incredible career exposure in the food and beverage industry.
Apply now and kick-start your career at Coca-Cola Beverages SA!
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