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InternXperience Programme At Ten

 InternXperience Programme At Ten 


About Ten

It was founded in 1998 by Alex Cheatle and Andrew Long, who both had a vision to provide an unrivalled, personalised and trusted service that would help members get the most from life.

About The Ten Internship

It is an internship where young, talented professionals will be equipped with experience to boost their career in the world of luxury lifestyle and hospitality. 

Minimum Requirements For The Ten Internship

The following are the minimum requirements for the internship programme. 
  • Must be based in the Western Cape
  • Grade 12 or higher
  • Relevant tertiary degree is advantageous but not a must.

Please Note:

Information to note about the internship programme:
  • 12-month programme made up of three-month rotations
  • Earn a salary of R 10 000 per month
  • Ten positions available

How To Apply For The Ten Internship

If you want to apply 

Closing Date For The Ten Internship 

3 February 2022 12h00
If you apply after the closing date your application will not be considered.

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