Apply Now for International Breweries Global Management Trainee Program 2025 for Young African graduates

Applications are now open for the 2025 International Breweries Global Management Trainee Program.

The Graduate Management Trainee (GMT) Program is an important pipeline to unleash that potential – developing future leaders to ensure our business is ready to meet the moment.

Requirements:

By Program start, completed of a bachelor’s degree (STEM discipline preferred); and/or
Studying towards Post Grad (PGDip) Business Administration, Masters (or equivalent) degree will be advantageous
No more than 3 years TOTAL of full-time formal working experience by the Program start date. (Internship, vac work, short duration contracts and co-op experiences does not apply)
Legal work authorization (full citizenship) in the country for which application is being submitted
Completed National Youth Service (applicable to Nigeria citizens)
Proficiency in English
Full mobility. Go where the opportunity is. Mobility broadens potential opportunities – candidates should be open to working and living in various locations

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Benefits

GMTs should expect the following during their first 10 months:

3 month rotations, with each experience aligned to our three strategic pillars.
Ideally in Marketing, Sales or Tech, and Supply / Logistics Projects within these rotations that expand knowledge and work on actual business challenges in each of these core functions.
Cheers! Festival (Global Induction) where GMTs will hear about our company strategy firsthand from our most senior leaders, and network with peers.
Access to global GMT alumni database.
Potential for experiences in different locations across zone (mobility within zone required)
Formal mentoring & access to unique zone L&D curricula
Unique exposure opportunities with senior leaders
Career tracking by zone People Continuity and Talent Management teams
Placement in a front-line position upon completion of the program (openness to ambiguous career track)