Graduate in Training - 24 Months (Applied Radiation / Applied Chemistry) at NECSA

Key Features of the Programme: 

• Structured Assignments: Gain exposure to various functions and competencies related to the execution of projects. 
• Real-World Project Experience: Contribute meaningfully to active, high-impact projects from the outset. 
• Continuous Mentorship & Performance Development: Receive guidance, feedback, and career support from experienced technical experts. 
• Learning & Skills Development: Participate in a combination of on-the-job training, technical workshops, and specialist courses 
• Designed to strengthen subject matter application and professional competencies — including communication, leadership, and problem-solving. 
• Career Progression: Establish a solid foundation for future growth, with the potential for permanent placement upon successful completion of the programme. 

Key Responsibilities:

• As a GIT within the Necsa Group, your key responsibilities in embarking on this structured development journey is designed to build technical depth, professional excellence, and leadership potential under the guidance of experienced STEM personnel includes the following:   
• Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams in the conceptualisation, design, development, and execution of research and development projects. 
• Assisting in the setup, testing, and optimization of scientific apparatus and facilities. 
• Performing scientific analyses, collecting and interpreting data, and preparing technical reports and improvement proposals. 
• Supporting continuous improvement and innovation across multidisciplinary operational environments. 
• Ensuring compliance with health, safety, environmental and quality standards. 
• Maintaining accurate documentation of project progress, results, and training milestones. 
• Participating in structured mentorship and professional development sessions within the Graduate in Training Programme. 

Requirements
We are seeking highly motivated and talented scientific and engineering graduates who meet the following criteria: 

• Citizenship: South African citizens between the ages of 18 and 35. 
• Relevant Qualifications: BPharm; Master’s degree (MSc) in Chemistry / Material Sciences / Physics; Honours (BEng/BSc Hons) or Masters  (MEng) degrees in the Engineering disciplines Electronic / Mechanical / Metallurgy / Software and Control Systems. 
• Academic Performance: Strong academic record with excellent results in core STEM subjects. 
• Experience: No prior full-time work experience is required. Previous vacation work, internships, or research projects will be beneficial. 
• Technical Skills: Computer literate and familiar with relevant calculational software (e.g. Simulation, or modelling tools).