BASF is an international chemical company that operates in nearly every country in the world. If you'd like to work for a multi-national company that employers over 120,000 people then this graduate programme could be for you!
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BASF South Africa is the local home of the multi-national chemical company that operates in nearly every country in the world.
They have launched their graduate programme to provide meaningful & hands-on learning opportunities to qualifying graduates.
The BASF Graduate Development Program is a 24-month program designed to create future talent needs for the business units, the company, and the industry.
The development of the graduates in the programme follows the 70:20:10 Model of Learning which is based on three types of learning: Hands-on work and experience-based (70%), asking questions and interacting with fellow colleagues (20%), and formal classroom training (10%).
- Working for the number-one chemical company in the world
- The best practical learning environment guided by a structured development plan
- On-the-job training as part of a committed customer-focused team
- Regular feedback from Mentors
- Working with industry experts from across the continent
This programme is suitable for graduates with the following qualifications:
Engineering: Chemical, Mining
Sciences: Chemistry, Pharmacy, Agriculture, Information Technology, Data Science
Management: Accounting, Finance, Real Estate / Property Management, Law, Supply Chain, Logistics, Marketing, Communications
HOW TO APPLY
CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS ON THE BASF WEBSITE
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