Civil engineering graduates in South Africa now have a chance to gain valuable on-site experience working on a real infrastructure project.
N3 Toll Concession (N3TC), working with KBK Engineers, has announced a Civil Engineering Graduate Placement Programme linked to a road rehabilitation project.
The programme will take place in the Mpofana Local Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal and will provide selected graduates with practical engineering experience on a live construction project.
The placement will run for approximately 10 months, starting in April 2026.
However, applications close on 20 March 2026 at 16:30.
Quick Overview of the Graduate Opportunity
- Programme: Civil Engineering Graduate Placement
- Project Sponsor: N3 Toll Concession
- Engineering Partner: KBK Engineers
- Project Location: Mpofana Local Municipality
- Project Type: Nottingham Road to Midway Road Rehabilitation
- Duration: Approximately 10 Months
- Expected Start Date: April 2026
- Closing Date: 20 March 2026 (16:30)
This initiative helps young engineers gain practical industry experience while supporting local infrastructure development.
Who Should Apply?
This opportunity is aimed at:
- Civil Engineering graduates
- Recent graduates seeking industry experience
- Candidates living in Mpofana Local Municipality
- Individuals interested in road construction and infrastructure development
Minimum Qualification
- Civil Engineering Diploma or Degree
Applicants must also be South African citizens residing within the Mpofana municipal area.
Minimum Requirements
Applicants must submit:
- Civil Engineering Diploma or Degree certificate
- South African ID
- Updated CV
- Proof of residential address
Only candidates who meet all requirements will be considered for shortlisting.
Experience You Will Gain
One of the biggest challenges for engineering graduates is getting real site experience.
This programme allows graduates to gain exposure to:
Site Supervision
Learning how engineers supervise construction activities on infrastructure projects.
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Project Coordination
Understanding how contractors, engineers, and project teams collaborate.
Engineering Documentation
Exposure to technical reports, compliance documentation, and project records.
Quality Control
Ensuring construction work meets engineering standards and specifications.
Safety Compliance
Understanding occupational health and safety procedures on construction sites.
These skills are essential for anyone pursuing a career in civil infrastructure development.
How to Apply
Interested applicants must submit their documents via email.
Email: n3tc@wakhiwe.co.za
Required documents:
- Civil Engineering Diploma or Degree certificate
- South African ID
- Updated CV
- Proof of residential address
Telephone: 031 536 2418
Cell: 068 035 2570
⚠️ Applications must be submitted before 20 March 2026 at 16:30.
Late applications are unlikely to be considered.
Career Opportunities After the Programme
Completing a graduate placement like this can lead to several engineering career paths.
Possible roles include:
- Site Engineer
- Civil Engineering Technician
- Project Engineer
- Transport Infrastructure Specialist
- Construction Manager
Many civil engineers begin their careers through site-based project experience like this programme.
Final Reminder
The Civil Engineering Graduate Placement Programme supported by
N3 Toll Concession offers graduates the opportunity to gain practical experience on a major road rehabilitation project.
If you meet the requirements and live within
Mpofana Local Municipality, it is best to apply as soon as possible.
Closing Date: 20 March 2026 (16:30)
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