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Are you a passionate student or a recent graduate ready to take your first step into the energy sector? The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) is calling on motivated Tanzanian students and graduates to apply for its highly anticipated Internship and Graduate Trainee Program for 2025. This is a remarkable opportunity to gain hands-on experience, develop professional skills, and contribute to one of East Africa’s most transformative infrastructure projects.
About EACOP: A Landmark Project
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project is a landmark midstream oil infrastructure development, spanning 1,443 kilometers from Hoima in Uganda to the Chongoleani Peninsula near the Tanga Port in Tanzania. Once operational, the pipeline will play a key role in exporting Uganda’s crude oil to international markets.
EACOP is not only a groundbreaking engineering project—it’s also a platform for regional development, capacity building, and socio-economic empowerment. Through its internship and graduate programs, EACOP aims to build local talent, foster innovation, and create long-term value in the Tanzanian workforce.
Program Overview
âś… Internship Program
- Duration: July 7 – September 30, 2025 (12 weeks)
- Eligibility: Undergraduate students enrolled in Tanzanian universities.
- Objective: Offer practical experience, professional development, and mentorship in various departments.
âś… Graduate Trainee Program
- Duration: July 7, 2025 – June 30, 2026 (1 year)
- Eligibility: Recent graduates holding a minimum of an Upper Second-Class degree.
- Objective: Develop future leaders in the energy industry through structured training, exposure, and real-world problem-solving.
Internship Opportunities (By Department & Required Studies)
EACOP is offering internships across various departments. Below are the available posts:
1. Land & Social
- Stakeholder Engagement & Data Management Intern – Social Work, Community Development, or Data Management
- Livelihood Restoration Intern – Geomatics, Data Science, or Economics
2. Construction
- Marine Terminal Tanks Intern – Mechanical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering Intern – Mechanical Engineering
3. Environment
- Environmental Interns (2 posts) – Environmental Engineering, Science, or Management
4. Contracts & Procurement
- Procurement Intern – Procurement, Law, Supply Chain Management
5. Regulatory Compliance & Risk
- Compliance Intern – Law, Engineering, Natural Science
6. Internal Audit
- Audit Interns (2 posts) – Accountancy
7. Government Relations
- Relations Intern – Law, International Relations, Public Relations, Political Science
8. Human Resources & Corporate Affairs
- Human Resource Intern – HR Management, Business Administration
- General Services Intern – Project Management, Facility Management
- Communications Intern – Journalism, Mass Communication, PR
9. Local Content
- Reporting & Performance Intern – Law
- Capacity Building Intern – Law, Data Management
Graduate Trainee Opportunities (By Department)
Each position is designed to empower graduates through guided learning and real-world assignments:
1. Regulatory Compliance & Risk
- Graduate in Law, Engineering, Environment, or Construction
2. Legal Department
- Law Graduate (LLB + preferably a Master’s)
3. Finance Department
- Graduate in Finance or Accounting
4. Environment
- Graduate in Environmental Science or Management
5. Contracts & Procurement
- Graduate in Procurement, Law, or Supply Chain
6. Local Content
- Graduate in Law, Data Management
7. Land & Social
- Graduate in Data Science, IT, Geomatics, Economics, or Statistics
8. Engineering Coordination
- Graduate in Mechanical Engineering or Project Management
9. General Services
- Graduate in Property and Facility Management or Project Planning
đź“ť Application Requirements
For Interns:
- Must be Tanzanian.
- Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in a recognized Tanzanian university.
- Minimum academic performance of a second upper class.
- Must submit:
- Application letter
- University letter of recommendation
- Valid student ID
- Current academic transcript
- Aged between 18–28 years.
- Strong communication, problem-solving, and teamwork skills.
- Female students are highly encouraged to apply.
For Graduate Trainees:
- Must be Tanzanian.
- Must hold at least an Upper Second-Class Bachelor’s degree.
- Must submit:
- Application letter
- Academic transcript
- Updated CV
- Excellent communication, adaptability, and collaboration skills.
- Female and differently-abled individuals are encouraged to apply.
HSE Commitment
EACOP holds a strong commitment to Health, Safety, Security, and Environmental (H3SE) standards. Selected interns and trainees are expected to:
- Comply with safety policies and Life-Saving Rules.
- Promote a culture of health and safety.
- Keep their work environment clean and hazard-free.
- Actively report and mitigate risks.
How to Apply
All applications must be submitted through one of the following official recruitment partners: DOWNLOAD A PDF FOR MORE INSTRUCTION
- Air Swift: recruitment.tanzania@airswift.com
- CCL Global: tanzania@cclglobal.com
- Qsourcing: recruitmenttanzania@qsourcing.com
- SeaOwl Group: sestz@seaowlgroup.com
NOTE: Only applications submitted through these channels will be considered. Canvassing or applying through unofficial methods will lead to disqualification.
Deadline & Selection
- Application Start: Immediately
- Shortlisting: Begins as soon as applications are received
- Note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Why Apply?
By joining the EACOP Internship or Graduate Trainee Program, you’re not just gaining work experience—you’re becoming part of an international energy movement that values local talent and sustainable development. You’ll:
- Work on one of the largest infrastructure projects in East Africa
- Learn directly from industry experts and senior professionals
- Enhance your resume with highly respected international experience
- Contribute to building Tanzania’s future in the energy sector
Don’t miss this opportunity to launch your career with purpose and impact.
Apply today and be part of shaping Tanzania’s future in energy and infrastructure
