Sibanye-Stillwater offers graduate internships for 2026 that give South African graduates real-world experience in the mining sector. These temporary positions help young professionals build skills through hands-on training and mentorship. If you have a degree in fields like finance, survey, or metallurgy, this could be your chance to start a career in mining.
About the Sibanye-Stillwater Graduate Internship Programme
Sibanye-Stillwater runs this program to support unemployed South African graduates. It takes place at Gold West Wits Operations and Region Services SA Office of CRO SA in South Africa. The internships last for a set time and focus on practical work in a busy mining setting.
Participants get structured training that matches their studies. They work with experienced staff and take part in professional growth activities. The goal is to prepare graduates for future roles in the industry.
Applications close on 22 May 2026, so check the details soon.
Available Internship Opportunities
Sibanye-Stillwater has three main graduate internship spots open for 2026. Each one targets a specific field and has its own reference number.
Intern 18.2 Graduate Finance
This role has reference number Rul AD0015871 and requisition Rul 0070991. It is a temporary position with one opening.
You need a Bachelor’s Degree or Advanced Diploma in Finance. Other basics include South African citizenship, study at a recognized local university, a clean security record, and medical fitness for mining work.
Intern 18.2 Graduate Survey
Reference number Rul AD0015872 and requisition Rul 0070992 mark this temporary spot, also with one position available.
Requirements start with an Advanced Diploma or Degree in Mine Survey. You must be a South African citizen, from a recognized university, medically fit for mining, and have a clear security record.
Intern 18.2 Graduate Metallurgy
Look for reference SGEOAD0015873 and requisition SGEO0070993. This temporary role offers one post.
You need an NQF Level 7 qualification like a Bachelor’s Degree or Advanced Diploma in Metallurgy, Mining, or a related area. South African citizenship, study at a recognized institution, medical fitness, clear security record, and a valid driver’s license if needed are required. Only local qualifications count.
Key Responsibilities
Interns handle a range of tasks to build their skills. They join developmental programs and finish training phases on time. Daily work includes helping teams with projects, entering data, and reporting progress to supervisors.
They follow company rules, safety standards, and policies. Interns also support safety, health, and environment efforts, plus risk management in operations.
Skills and Competencies
Strong candidates show clear strengths in key areas. Good communication helps in team settings. Analytical thinking and attention to detail aid in tasks like reporting.
Teamwork, professionalism, and a drive to learn stand out. Problem-solving fits the tough mining environment.
Employment Equity and Selection Process
Sibanye-Stillwater values diversity and equal chances. They favor candidates from designated groups under their equity plan. Support is available for people with disabilities.
The hiring steps may cover pre-screening, psychometric tests, interviews, security checks, and medical exams. If you hear nothing in 14 days after 22 May 2026, assume you did not move forward.
For questions, contact HR’s Evelyn Matloga at 011 278 9664 or recruitment’s Sibongile Ncayo.
How to Apply
Apply online through the Sibanye-Stillwater portal at Apply Online. Submit all documents before the deadline. Late entries might not count, and only grads from recognized South African schools qualify.
Conclusion
Sibanye-Stillwater Graduate Internships 2026 open doors for South African graduates in mining. With spots in finance, survey, and metallurgy, plus training and mentorship, they build strong careers. Act fast before 22 May 2026 to join this program and gain key experience.
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