Impala Platinum invites South African unemployed graduates to apply for the Graduate Internship Programme 2026 in the field of Chemical Engineering and Metallurgy.
Internship Location: Impala Platinum, South Africa (Various Operations)
About the Internship Programme
Impala Platinum is offering a 24-month structured internship to Chemical Engineering or Metallurgy graduates, designed to provide practical exposure to the Platinum Group Metals (PGM) industry. Interns will rotate through operational areas such as Concentrator Operations, Smelting Operations, PMR, and BMR, gaining insight into technical, safety, and managerial aspects of engineering in a mining production environment.
Minimum Requirements
- NQF Level 7 qualification in Chemical Engineering or Metallurgy
- In-depth knowledge of engineering or metallurgical principles
- Medically fit for operational environments
Key Responsibilities
- Complete a structured 24-month internship programme
- Attend all required training and development interventions
- Submit progress and training reports
- Provide technical support to help operational areas meet production and business targets
How to Apply
Click here to apply for the Impala Platinum Graduate Internship 2026:
www.implats.co.za/careers
Or apply via the PNet Job Portal:Â www.pnet.co.za
 Attach the following documents:
- Comprehensive CV
- Certified copy of ID
- Certified qualifications and academic record
- Letter from institution confirming completion of all theoretical subjects (where applicable)
Important Notes
- Shortlisted candidates will undergo pre-employment assessments.
- If you do not hear back within 30 days of the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
- Employment Equity principles will apply in line with Impala Platinum’s recruitment and transformation policies.
- Impala Platinum complies with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA).
Take the next step in your engineering career with Impala Platinum and gain valuable industry experience in one of South Africa’s leading PGM producers.
