Bidvest Tank Terminals Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Programme 2026 is open for South African diploma students who have finished their classroom studies but still need practical workplace training to graduate. The deadline is fast approaching – you must apply by 14 August 2026.
What the opportunity is
This is an 18‑month, paid Work Integrated Learning placement at Bidvest Tank Terminals (BTT) in Kempton Park, Gauteng. You will work under the Training Manager in the Isando business unit and rotate through real‑world tasks that match your field of study.
- Programme: Bidvest Tank Terminals Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Programme 2026
- Company: Bidvest Tank Terminals
- Reference: BTT260806-1
- Type: Work Integrated Learning (internship)
- Duration: 18 months
- Location: Kempton Park, Gauteng (Isando)
- Reporting to: Training Manager
- Positions available: 1
- Experience required: None
Who can apply
You must meet all of the following criteria:
- South African citizen with a valid ID document
- Completed the theoretical part of a diploma or advanced certificate
- Need workplace learning to graduate
- Studying one of these qualifications:
- Human Resource Management
- Business Administration
- Environmental Management
No previous work experience is required.
What you will gain
The 18‑month placement will give you practical skills that employers value, such as:
- Applying classroom theory to real tasks
- Understanding workplace procedures and safety standards
- Developing communication and teamwork abilities
- Learning department‑specific functions (HR, administration, or environmental compliance)
- Building a professional network within a large logistics company
Possible learning areas
Human Resource Management
- Recruitment administration
- Employee records and documentation
- Training coordination
- Leave and compliance processes
- Support for employee relations
Business Administration
- Office and document management
- Business communication
- Reporting and scheduling
- Operational coordination
Environmental Management
- Environmental compliance and reporting
- Sustainability practices
- Health and safety support
- Site inspections and risk awareness
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents:
- Updated CV
- South African ID copy
- Academic transcript or proof of completed theory
- WIL confirmation letter from your institution (if you have one)
- Write a short motivation letter (200–300 words). Explain why you chose your study, why practical training matters, and why you want to learn at Bidvest Tank Terminals.
- Save your CV and motivation letter as PDF files.
- Go to the official application portal and submit your documents before the deadline:
Bidvest Tank Terminals recruitment page. - After submitting, keep a copy of the confirmation email. If you do not hear back within a few weeks, you may follow up politely.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that your CV lists the modules you have finished and any academic projects.
- Use clear headings in your CV: Education, Projects, Skills, Volunteer work.
- Proofread your motivation letter – avoid spelling mistakes.
- Make sure your contact details (phone and email) are current.
- Apply early. The online system can become slow close to the deadline.
- If your institution issues a WIL letter, attach it. It shows you have official approval.
Next steps
If you meet the requirements, start preparing your documents now. The sooner you finish your CV and motivation letter, the more time you have to review them carefully. Remember, this placement is a chance to turn your diploma into real work experience, not a guaranteed permanent job. Submit your application before 14 August 2026 and take the first step toward a professional career.
SETA SA Advice
Work Integrated Learning placements are competitive because they bridge the gap between study and work. Treat the application as you would a job interview: be professional, pay attention to detail, and show a genuine willingness to learn. Good luck!
