OPPORTUNITY

We are Aramco. Our high-performing employees are drawn by the challenging and rewarding professional opportunities we offer, and by the aspiration to make a positive difference through their work.

Applications are open for the Google for Startups Accelerator: South Africa, a three-month programme designed to support 15 growth-stage, AI-driven South African startups with equity-free funding, technical mentorship and access to Google’s advanced AI technologies

Applications are now open for the Africa Trade Competitiveness and Market Access Programme (ATCMA–ECCAS), an EU-funded initiative supporting businesses operating in the timber, cocoa, and cassava value chains across Central Africa.

Applications are now open for the Wharton Africa Business Forum (WABF) New Venture Competition 2026, the flagship startup pitch competition of the annual Wharton Africa Business Forum.

The Wits School of Public Health SPH, ranked among the top 100 in the world, invites applications for postdoctoral fellows. Research is nested in the SARChI Chair on Human Resources for Health and AFRHiCARE.

Our Global Trainees 2026 Program is a 2–3 year accelerated development journey designed for high-potential young professionals. From day one, participants will gain hands-on experience

From established global networks like LinkedIn to Africa-focused ecosystems such as VC4A and emerging platforms like AfriWallStreet, these platforms are helping shape a more connected and competitive business landscape for the continent.

Paystack, one of Africa’s leading payments technology companies, has launched Small Business Launchpad, a four-week growth programme for active Paystack merchants running small and medium-sized businesses in Nigeria.

Organised by BFA Global, ASIF Ignite Africa is designed for founders building climate adaptation or resilience solutions for vulnerable communities with a prototype who need to put it in front of real users and come out the other side with credible proof points.

AfriWallStreet is an all-in-one digital platform connecting professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, and brands across Africa and the diaspora, providing tools, exposure, and community for sustainable growth

Absa has introduced a new grant-funded initiative aimed at helping young South Africans turn business ideas into functioning, job-creating enterprises. The Absa Youth Entrepreneurship Fund

Applications open for the latest cohort of the Harambeans, African innovators who pledge “to work together as one” to unlock the potential of Africa.