Asahi Beverages
2020 Summer Internship
Opportunity expired
Opportunity details
- Internship, Clerkship or Placement
- 6 vacancies
Challenge yourself and make a difference this summer. Our summer internship will test your skills and leave you with valuable experience for your final year of university.
The Program
Over ten weeks, you'll be placed in sales, marketing, supply or one of our support functions to work on real business projects, engage with senior leaders and support your team with day-to-day operations. You'll complete your program by delivering a final presentation to senior leaders in your function, providing you with invaluable feedback and learnings to further develop yourself.
We are seeking the future – are you it?
To be eligible, you must be in your penultimate year of university, studying a bachelor or master's degree and have less than two years of full-time work experience.
Apply now!
Reviews
I am allowed to take ownership of my projects.
Currently just finished the graduate program and put into a role as a team leader with the following responsibilities; - Manager operators and shift trades - Enter things into SAP - Close orders - Escalate and troubleshoot problems
We have done rotations through-out the year, so what I have done changes on a month to month basis.
About the employer
Asahi Beverages
3.3
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Retail & Consumer Goods
Asahi Beverages is a great place to be – a place where you can be your authentic self and where you are empowered to embrace challenges and thrive.
Pros and cons of working at Asahi Beverages
Pros
Great people, lots of opportunities to learn and grow, support from managers
Real on-the-job experience, opportunities to join projects in many different functions, great events, great culture, good people
Free Beer Good, laidback Culture People don't take themselves too seriously Energetic and young
Plenty of opportunities to accelerate your career. Great support for learning & development. The wealth of knowledge and experience within the people.
The fact that your degree does not hold you back from gaining experiences in different departments
Cons
Constant change
Stringent funding restricting you doing your job at the moment.
Moves too quickly with rotating grads