Transnet Young Professional In Training Internships 2026 / 2027
Transnet
Transport & Logistics (TETA)
More Transnet posts →Monthly stipend
Not stated
Closing date
25 Sept 2026
7 days left
- Opportunity
- Internship
- Minimum education
- Degree (NQF 7)
- Location
- National (All Provinces)
- SETA
- TETA
- Posted
- 18 Sept 2026
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Opportunity Overview
Transnet Port Terminals is inviting dynamic and recently qualified graduates to apply for a two-year Young Professional in Training programme. This 24-month programme is designed to equip participants with valuable workplace experience through a structured learning path and dedicated organisational support.
This is an opportunity to gain practical skills within a large parastatal, contributing to various departments and understanding the day-to-day operations of a key South African entity.
Minimum Requirements
Applicants must be recently qualified graduates holding a National Diploma or Degree in one of the following fields:
- Human Resources Management: Human Resources or related fields
- Finance: Finance, Accounting, Internal Audit, or related fields
- Quality Management: Quality Management or related fields
- Security and Forensics: Policing, Forensics Investigations, Security Management, or related fields
- Supply Chain Management: Supply Chain, Logistics, Transportation, or related fields
- Business Management: Business Management, Business Administration, Business Analysis, Marketing, Operations Management, or related qualifications
- Psychology: Human Resources Management, Industrial Psychology, Psychology, Social Work, or related fields
Key Responsibilities
As a Young Professional in Training, you will be expected to:
- Deliver specific tasks within a work-stream or department.
- Shadow various staff members to observe daily operations.
- Participate in structured learning experiences, meetings, and workshops.
- Communicate with customers to understand their needs and provide updates on progress.
- Serve as a central contact point for supplier and end-user queries, ensuring timely resolution.
- Provide general administrative support, research assistance, and project work.
- Execute project tasks effectively both individually and collaboratively.
- Produce quality work to contribute to project solutions.
What the Work Involves
As a Young Professional in Training, you will engage in a variety of tasks focused on supporting departmental operations and client interactions. Your day-to-day work will involve communicating directly with customers to grasp their needs and keep them informed, as well as acting as a central point for queries from both suppliers and internal users. You will provide crucial administrative and research assistance, working on project tasks either independently or as part of a team. The role offers exposure to different functions within your department, primarily in an office environment, as you shadow experienced staff and attend relevant meetings and workshops to build practical experience.
How to Apply
To apply for these Young Professional in Training Internships, please follow these steps:
- Visit the official Transnet talent portal.
- Locate the specific internship opportunities for Young Professional in Training.
- Complete the application process as guided on the portal.
This listing in context
What the 330 opportunities we currently hold say about this one.
- Live internships
- 67
- Open to all provinces
- 16
- Closing within 7 days
- 2
67% of the 67 live internships we hold ask for Degree (NQF 7), so this listing asks for what most of them ask for.
Live internships stay open for a median of 46 days between posting and closing date.
Calculated by SetaJobs from the 330 listings open on this site right now, and updated as they change.
What you'll need to apply
Internships usually ask for your completed qualification up front — that is the thing being checked.
- Your CV
- Certified copy of your ID
- Certified copies of any qualifications
- A short motivation letter
What an internship actually is
An internship is a fixed-term work-experience placement for someone who already holds a qualification. Unlike a learnership, it does not award a new qualification — its purpose is to convert a certificate, diploma or degree into the experience that entry-level adverts keep asking for. In the public service these run for a set term and are generally not renewable.
How internships work: the week, the qualification and where it leads →Watch out for this
Government internships are usually once-only: having completed one, you may be ineligible for another. Check the advert's exclusion clause before applying if you have interned before.
About TETA & this sector
TETA develops skills across transport — road, rail, aviation, maritime and freight — including driver and logistics learnerships.