Cybersecurity Learnership – International Early Careers Programme at AngloAmericanDeBeersGroup

As a Cybersecurity Learner, you will support the Cybersecurity Operations team while participating in the International Cybersecurity Early Careers Programme. The role provides hands-on exposure to cybersecurity operations while developing foundational knowledge through structured training and certification preparation.   Cybersecurity Operations Exposure • Understand how cybersecurity teams conduct monitoring and identify potential security threats. • Learn how to analyse security alerts and understand how incidents are detected and managed. • Participate in investigations of suspicious activity under the guidance of experienced analysts. • Gain exposure to how cybersecurity teams coordinate responses to security incidents.Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) • Learn how to gather and analyse threat intelligence from internal and external sources. • Contribute to basic threat reporting and intelligence summaries. • Learn how threat intelligence supports proactive cyber defence.Digital Forensics Exposure • Practice evidence collection and analysis activities under supervision. • Learn how digital investigations are conducted in a forensically sound and legally compliant manner. • Gain exposure to forensic tools and investigation methodologies used by cybersecurity teams.Human Cyber Risk & Awareness • Support user awareness initiatives aimed at helping employees develop safer online behaviours. • Assist in preparing cybersecurity awareness materials and training sessions. • Help analyse behavioural data to identify areas where additional awareness training may be required.Learning and Certification Development • Participate in structured training sessions as part of the Early Careers Programme. • Complete study activities and coursework aligned to the CompTIA Security+ certification. • Prepare for and complete certification examinations during the Learnership.Programme Participation • Engage in professional development activities designed to build workplace skills. • Participate in programme learning sessions and knowledge-sharing activities. • Track learning progress and maintain study commitments throughout the Learnership.