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  • Graduate stories
It’s awesome to see the successful application of new methods, and to see how carbon financing is helping projects generate high-quality carbon credits, while also creating co-benefits like local jobs and improved biodiversity outcomes.

Ollie Viant

  • Graduate stories
As a mining engineering vacation student, I mostly worked in the Tech Services team, in which I got to experience a range of engineering roles and disciplines such as mine ventilation, gas drainage and mine planning.

Onai Chenje

  • Day in the life

Peter Chalkidis

I process the dig blocks for the next ore shot with the appropriate software, prepare the ore hygiene reports, and block and weekly reconciliations.
  • Graduate stories
The reason I decided to do engineering was because I enjoyed working on science research projects in high school and liked working in teams.

Phoebe Marples

  • Graduate stories
The nature of the finance team means it interacts with all parts of the business from the mines to the different support functions.

Pieter Vermeulen

  • Graduate stories
Students should definitely take up internships. They should grab the opportunity to work in any organization, gain exposure and develop the necessary skills. The experience that we build over the years helps us in getting a better job profile.

Prakhar Chaturvedi

  • Graduate stories
In my opinion, the importance of an internship lies in the career that you ultimately want to pursue. If your future career demands experience, then taking on internships is the right thing to do.

Prarthana Pearl Pradhan

  • Graduate stories
The BEST part of my job is that I get to act as a sounding board for (really) experienced people and offer my thoughts on their ideas, plans, and dreams, whilst also contributing my own.

Rachel Fong