At KAL Group, we’re dedicated to championing the professional and personal growth of our employees.
Our company culture cultivates a workplace community where people count. As an established brand that continues to learn and grow, we eagerly make space for talented people to join our team so that they may lead in this field with newfound skills. We suppor...
The program is a fixed 18-month program starting in early 2026. You will be supported by a mentor in your team to assist and guide you in understanding the business and help you grow.
Minimum Requirements
Relevant B Degree (Media Studies / Communications/ Brand Marketing / Advertising / Design) or related
Must have graphic design, photography and video skills
Willingness to job rotate and be away from the appointed place of work (with own transport)
Key learning areas
Learn how to manage yourself, engage with others and work within a team
Understand the operations of the business and its departments
Gain real world experience in a fast-paced retail industry
Draft and edit copy, create designs, take photographs and edit videos from a brand perspective in a real world Brand & Corporate Communications environment
Documents to support your application
Motivation letter indicating preferred discipline in which to gain experience and why
Updated CV
Certified copies of qualification obtained
Portfolio: Examples of creative work created during your studies or in personal capacity, for example social media videos, films, scripts, articles, designs, presentations, photographs and posts.
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