Technical Trainee Programme (South Africa)

Job number	3596BR
Job title	Technical Trainee Programme (South Africa)
Location/City	Stellenbosch
Appointment type	Permanent
Job purpose and key deliverables	This is a unique opportunity to join the leadership programme of a successful FTSE 100 company. BAT's Global Product Technical Trainee Programme will provide you with  the support, training and opportunities to enjoy a rewarding and recognised technical career within their international business. on completing this three year programme you will build on your technical expetise to develop your career in Blending.
Essential requirements	Grade 12 certificate.  Honours Degree in Natural Science, Agriculture, Agronomy, Biology, Engineering, Pharmacy,Food Science, Chemical Science.  Valid drivers license.  Valid South African green ID.  0 - 12 months working experience.
Desirable requirements	Fluent in English, verbal and written.
Working at BAT	British American Tobacco (www.bat.com) is a market leading, global organisation with a long, established history and a bright and dynamic future. Thanks to our people we have continued to deliver growth and exceed expectations in an increasingly complex and challenging marketplace. Our aim is to become the leading tobacco company in each of our markets by providing excellent products with confidence and responsibility expected of global consumer brands. If you have the talent and motivation to help us succeed you’ll find we are equally committed to helping you reach your full potential too. Employment Equity StatementAll applicants with South African citizenship will be considered, with the understanding that preference will be given to the designated groups in accordance with the Company's Employment Equity Policy and - Plan. Internal candidates who meet the criteria will be considered as first priority. Attention will also be focused on people with disabilities Feedback will not be provided to individuals who have not been invited to interview.
Employing company	British American Tobacco South Africa
Removal Date	30-Aug-2014