Stores Intern – Power Providers (June 2025 Intake)
Internship Opportunity: Stores Intern – Power Providers (June 2025)
Location: Arusha, Tanzania
Duration: 6 Months
Stipend: TZS 200,000 per month
Application Deadline: 30th June 2025
Are you looking to gain hands-on experience in logistics, procurement, and inventory management? Power Providers is offering a Stores Internship at our Arusha office for June 2025. This is a unique chance to build real-world skills in the renewable energy sector while contributing to impactful projects that support sustainable development across Tanzania.
About the Internship
As a Stores Intern, you will:
- Support the inventory and logistics team in daily operations
- Learn how procurement and warehouse systems work in a real-world setting
- Assist in managing stock levels, documentation, and materials flow
- Be part of a mission-driven company committed to clean and reliable energy solutions
Requirements
- Currently residing in Arusha, Tanzania (mandatory)
- Available full-time for the entire 6-month internship
- Passionate about logistics, inventory, and sustainability
- Willing to learn and work in a team-oriented environment
Note: This internship includes a monthly stipend of TZS 200,000 but is otherwise unpaid.
Why Join Power Providers?
Power Providers is a leading renewable energy company working to power communities across Tanzania. Our team is passionate about creating innovative energy solutions that drive sustainable impact. As a Stores Intern, you’ll gain practical experience in logistics operations that support these vital projects.
Before applying, we encourage all candidates to visit our website: www.powerproviders.co.tz to learn more about our mission and the work we do.
How to Apply
To apply, complete the official online application form provided by Power Providers. Be sure to fill in all required fields and submit your application before the deadline.
Application Deadline: 30th June 2025
Click here to apply
Start your career journey with a purpose. Join Power Providers and be part of the energy transformation in Tanzania.