Opportunities for students

Harmony’s various educational and skills development programmes opens doors for ambitious youth who are looking for a rewarding career in mining. Beyond financial support, we provide real-world experience through internships and graduate programmes that provide hands-on learning in the mining and resources sector.

At Harmony we offer full-time bursaries to communities in an around our mining operations.  The bursaries are offered in the core and non-core fields of studies (varies per year as per business requirements).  The breakdown of the annual bursary allocations is as follows: 60% core and critical, 30% non-core but mining-related and 10% other disciplines.

  • Applicants must be between 18 and 35 years of age.
  • A valid South African identity document (SA Citizen).
  • A National Senior Certificate, having passed all subjects with 60% and above.
  • Students planning to study in the Engineering field, must have a minimum of 70% for Mathematics & Physical Science.
  • Students already at tertiary institutions must have obtained an average of 60% and above in all major subjects.
  • Must be studying or plan to study on a full-time basis
  • Brief Curriculum Vitae (3 pages).

Harmony continues to invest in creating a talent pipeline of young people to fill core and critical roles within the business.  We offer a Graduate Development Programme to our Bursar students who have successfully completed their qualifications.

This programme is offered to graduates who require work-readiness exposure. The main goal of work-integrated learning is to enhance the chances of employment, as it increases students’ “work-readiness” or employability.

Harmony hosts over 100 interns annually for a duration of 12-24 months depending on the nature of the programme. We strongly believe that internships are a great way to create a pipeline of great future employees, and Harmony transitions some of the interns into permanent roles after successful completion of their programmes.