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    Kholofelo ModiseBy Kholofelo Modise30 June , 2025
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    Are you a recent graduate eager to kick-start your career in a meaningful way? The Rand Water Graduate Programme offers a wealth of opportunities for talented individuals looking to grow professionally within South Africa’s largest water utility. This programme, designed for South African graduates, not only provides practical work experience but also ensures that graduates gain valuable exposure to various fields within the water sector. If you’re passionate about making a positive contribution to the environment and society, Rand Water’s Graduate Development Programme might be your perfect launchpad.

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    Available Graduate Positions

    1. Graduate Development Programme – Bachelor’s Degree: Governance x1 (24 Months)

    • Location: Glenvista, Gauteng
    • Closing Date: 7 July 2025
    • Reference Number: RAN250624-8
    • Key Responsibilities: The graduate in this role will be exposed to Rand Water’s governance processes and systems, developing both technical and professional competencies.
    • Requirements:
      • A relevant Bachelor’s Degree in Governance.
      • South African citizens, preferably from previously disadvantaged backgrounds.
      • Must not have participated in a graduate or internship programme before.
      • Candidates must be under 35 years of age.

    APPLY HERE

    2. Graduate Development Programme – Bachelor’s Degree: Public Administration x1 (24 Months)

    • Location: Glenvista, Gauteng
    • Closing Date: 7 July 2025
    • Reference Number: RAN250624-7
    • Key Responsibilities: This role will allow the graduate to gain valuable exposure to public administration within the water sector and build administrative skills.
    • Requirements:
      • A Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration.
      • South African citizens under the age of 35.
      • Must not have participated in a graduate or internship programme.

    APPLY HERE

    3. Graduate Development Programme – LLB x2 (24 Months)

    • Location: Glenvista, Gauteng
    • Closing Date: 7 July 2025
    • Reference Number: RAN250624-6
    • Key Responsibilities: Graduates will develop their legal expertise, gaining experience in Rand Water’s legal and compliance frameworks.
    • Requirements:
      • A completed LLB qualification.
      • South African citizens, with preference for previously disadvantaged individuals.
      • No prior participation in graduate or internship programmes.
      • Candidates must be under 35 years of age.

    APPLY HERE

    4. Graduate Development Programme – Bachelor’s Degree: Information Technology x1 (24 Months)

    • Location: Glenvista, Gauteng
    • Closing Date: 7 July 2025
    • Reference Number: RAN250624-5
    • Key Responsibilities: As an IT graduate, you’ll assist in implementing and maintaining IT systems, working with modern technologies that support Rand Water’s operational efficiency.
    • Requirements:
      • A Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology.
      • South African citizens under the age of 35.
      • No prior graduate or internship programme experience.

    APPLY HERE

    5. Graduate Development Programme – Bachelor’s Degree: Graphic Design x1 (24 Months)

    • Location: Glenvista, Gauteng
    • Closing Date: 7 July 2025
    • Reference Number: RAN250624-4
    • Key Responsibilities: Graduates in this role will work on creating visual content and design assets for Rand Water’s communications, ensuring their messaging reaches the public effectively.
    • Requirements:
      • A relevant qualification in Graphic Design.
      • South African citizens, preferably from previously disadvantaged backgrounds.
      • Candidates must be under 35 years of age.

    APPLY HERE

    6. Graduate Development Programme – Bachelor’s Degree: Animation x1 (24 Months)

    • Location: Glenvista, Gauteng
    • Closing Date: 7 July 2025
    • Reference Number: RAN250624-3
    • Key Responsibilities: The animation graduate will work on visual media, helping Rand Water create engaging content for campaigns aimed at educating and informing the public about water usage and sustainability.
    • Requirements:
      • A qualification in Animation.
      • South African citizens, with a focus on previously disadvantaged groups.
      • No prior participation in a graduate or internship programme.
      • Candidates must be under 35 years of age.

    APPLY HERE

    7. Graduate Development Programme – Bachelor’s Degree: Regional Town Planning x1 (24 Months)

    • Location: Glenvista, Gauteng
    • Closing Date: 7 July 2025
    • Reference Number: RAN250624-2
    • Key Responsibilities: Graduates will assist in regional planning and development, particularly in areas that align with Rand Water’s infrastructure and sustainability projects.
    • Requirements:
      • A degree in Regional Town Planning.
      • South African citizens under 35 years.
      • No prior experience in a graduate or internship programme.

    APPLY HERE

    8. Graduate Development Programme – Bachelor’s Degree: Environmental Management x2 (24 Months)

    • Location: Glenvista, Gauteng
    • Closing Date: 7 July 2025
    • Reference Number: RAN250624-1
    • Key Responsibilities: Graduates will be involved in Rand Water’s environmental impact initiatives, supporting sustainability efforts and environmental regulations.
    • Requirements:
      • A relevant Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Management.
      • South African citizens under the age of 35.
      • No prior graduate or internship programme experience.

    APPLY HERE

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    How to Apply for the Rand Water Graduate Programme

    Application Requirements:

    To apply for the Rand Water Graduate Development Programme, candidates must ensure that their applications are complete. The following documents must be submitted:

    • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
    • Certified copy of ID document
    • Certified copy of Matric Certificate and your latest academic record
    • Certified copies of your qualification(s)

    Application Deadline:

    The deadline for applications for all positions is 7 July 2025, so make sure to submit your application on time to be considered.

    Eligibility Criteria:

    Applicants must meet the following criteria:

    • South African citizens.
    • Must be under the age of 35.
    • Applicants should come from previously disadvantaged backgrounds (ACI).
    • Applicants should not have participated in any graduate or internship programme before.

    Also check: From Personal Details to References: Building a Professional CV in 7 Easy Steps

    Key Skills for Rand Water Graduate Programme

    While each role has specific qualifications and duties, some general competencies and skills are important for all positions:

    • Communication Skills: Both verbal and written communication are crucial for interacting with teams and stakeholders.
    • Self-Motivation: As a graduate, you’ll need to be driven and results-oriented to make the most of this opportunity.
    • Technical Competency: Depending on your field of study, having strong technical knowledge related to your role will help you succeed.

    Read more: How to Answer: ‘Tell Me About Yourself’ Without Going Blank

    The Rand Water Graduate Programme presents a fantastic opportunity for recent graduates to gain hands-on experience in the water sector, contributing to a critical industry in South Africa. Whether you have a degree in governance, public administration, information technology, graphic design, animation, regional town planning, or environmental management, there are numerous opportunities for you to develop your skills and make a lasting impact.

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      I am a passionate writer specialising in career development, education, and professional growth. I create engaging, research-driven content that empowers job seekers, students, and professionals to navigate the job market with confidence. My work covers career opportunities, bursaries and funding, education resources, and career tips, from CV writing to interview preparation. With a background in communication and a talent for simplifying complex topics, I aim to make career and education information accessible, practical, and impactful.

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