Heineken Africa Foundation Internship Program for Young Graduates 2022

Are you a graduate student, passionate about community impact, sustainability and communication and looking for an experience in an international environment?

As an intern with the HEINEKEN Africa Foundation you will be a key player of the Corporate Affairs team Africa, Middle East & Eastern Europe (AMEE). You will contribute to defining, communicating and managing pan-African projects and connect with many international stakeholders.

The aim of the HEINEKEN Africa Foundation is to improve the health of communities in nine sub-Saharan African countries where HEINEKEN operates. We do this by funding relevant health and water related projects. More information on the Foundation can be found on the website.

In short, this internship is a unique opportunity to learn about social sustainability and community impact in a corporate environment and to develop a diverse skill set within one of the most dynamic regions in the world.

• Table of Content
• About Heineken
• Africa Foundation Internship Program
• Aim and Benefits of Africa Foundation Internship Program
• Requirements for Africa Foundation Internship Program Qualification
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

About Heineken

Africa Foundation Internship Program

Application Deadline	Not Specified
Type	Internship
Sponsor	Heineken
Gender	Men and Women

Aim and Benefits of Africa Foundation Internship Program

When you are an intern at HEINEKEN you will:

• Work for one of the most exciting companies and brands in the world and one of the top companies in the country;
• Learn how to apply your theoretical knowledge and to understand business needs;
• GoPlaces; experience new things and meet colleagues from different cultures along your way; 
• Be challenged and get exposure on real live projects;
• Be a member of the international team of interns, boosting your professional (and social) network;
• Receive an internship allowance of EUR 500 per month.

In this internship you will be responsible for:

• Supporting initiatives related to the HAF agenda:
  • Monitoring of running projects
  • Collect and review the half year reports and end evaluations
  • Manage incoming requests
• Project management of a diverse range of projects;
• Creating fresh content for the HAF editorial calendar and managing publication on internal and external communication channels;
• Supporting with relevant projects in the team and department and other ongoing activities.

Requirements for Africa Foundation Internship Program Qualification

You are a student in your Master’s, preferably related to Sustainable Development, Corporate Communications and/or Public Affairs and you have the following:

• Ability to prioritize and to work in a structured way on projects
• Excellent written & verbal communications skills
• Project management skills
• Interest and affinity with Africa and Middle East region
• Ability to connect with diversity of people and cultures
• Pro-active and flexible mindset, eager to learn
• Advanced in Microsoft Office Programs (PowerPoint/Excel)
• Proficiency in English: written, spoken and interpersonal. Knowledge of French is desired but not necessary

Please note that all interns must be enrolled at a university for the entire duration of the internship. You will need to provide a proof of enrolment with your application. Applications without this will not be considered.

Check also:
Commonwealth Master's Scholarship to Study in UK 2027/2028
Mandela Washington Fellowship for Africans 2027 (Fully Funded to USA)

Application Deadline

Not Specified

How to Apply

Interested and qualified? Go to Heineken on career5.successfactors.eu to apply

For more details, visit Heineken website.