Commercial Management Traineeship
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Golden Agri-Resources (GAR) in Provincia di Monza e della Brianza
Location: Milan, Italy
Start Date: January 2027
Application Deadline: 15 September 2026
Selection Week : 9-13 November 2026
Are you at the start of your career and eager to make an impact in an international working environment? At Golden Agri-Resources (GAR), you'll have the chance to truly develop yourself through a unique 18-month traineeship where your personal and professional growth take centre stage.
From day one, you will step into a challenging role, contributing to strategic projects, and gaining hands-on experience across multiple departments. The program might include spending time in other offices in Europe, including Netherlands and Spain, giving you international exposure and a broad understanding of GAR's operations.
The Traineeship is About:
- Rotational experience across key areas: Commercial, Operations, Business Development, Finance & Trade Control
- Hands-on learning from industry experts, developing both technical and soft skills
- Mentorship and coaching from peers and senior leaders
- Collaborating with talented colleagues from Europe, Asia, and the Americas
- A structured program designed to grow your technical, professional, and leadership skills
- International exposure and a real pathway to become a future leader at GAR
What We Offer:
- Thrive in an entrepreneurial, international environment where growth and innovation are encouraged
- Access to local and global training & development programs
- Fun team outings and company events
- Meal vouchers & comprehensive medical plan
- Life insurance coverage
- Full reimbursement of public transportation expenses for commuting to and from the office
About GAR:
When you join GAR, you join something bigger—big in scale, big in opportunities, and big in impact. As one of the largest agribusinesses in the world, GAR manages over half a million hectares of palm oil plantations, including smallholder farms across Indonesia, and is expanding into sugar, soybean, sunflower, and coconut.
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