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Students on Attachment - Procurement and Marketing

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Location
Harare, Zimbabwe · Hwange · Beitbridge · Gwanda · Gokwe · Zvishavane · Chiredzi · Karoi · Murewa · Chipinge · Victoria Falls
Department
Marketing
Closing date
Today
Source
Workday

Description

Lets Write Africa's Story Together!

Old Mutual is a firm believer in the African opportunity and our diverse talent reflects this.

Job Description

Program Details

Old Mutual is a firm believer in the African opportunity, and our diverse talent reflects this. We are committed to empowering the next generation of professionals through our Industrial Attachment Program.

Job Description

Old Mutual Zimbabwe invites student applicants seeking industrial attachment opportunities across various business units. This program is tailored for students embarking on Work-Related Learning (WRL) who wish to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic, innovative, and inclusive environment.

This isn’t just an attachment — it’s a career-launching opportunity that provides real-world exposure and professional development.

Who Should Apply?

We welcome applications from students pursuing degrees in the following fields:

Marketing & Communication

  • Marketing / E-Commerce / Sales

  • Public Relations / Media & Communications

People & Operations

  • Supply Chain / Procurement / Logistics

Requirements

  • A school stamped attachment letter should be attached together with the CV when applying.

  • No prior experience required

  • Strong desire to learn and grow

  • Good interpersonal and communication skills

  • Adaptability and a proactive mindset

Skills & Competencies

  • Action Oriented & Results Driven

  • Effective Communication & Planning

  • Tech Savvy & Accountable

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Skills

Competencies

Action Oriented

Communicates Effectively

Drives Results

Ensures Accountability

Plans and Aligns

Tech Savvy

Education

NQF Level 3 & NQF Level 2 - Below school leaving

Closing Date

26 August 2026 , 23:59

The Old Mutual Story!

Skills

Procurement