The East African Breweries Limited (EABL) has announced the opening of its 2026 nationwide internship program, inviting qualified Kenyan students to apply for placements scheduled between January and December 2026.
EABL said that the undergraduate internship program runs quarterly, with new intakes every three months, although the application process opens once a year.
The program offers opportunities in a wide range of fields. Business-related categories include Accounting, Finance, Economics, Actuarial Science, Business Administration, Marketing, Human Resources, Communication, Public Policy or Public Relations, Information Technology, Computer Science, Data Science and Analytics, Statistics, Project Management, and Supply Chain or Operations Management.
EABL 2026 internship program opportunities
Manufacturing-related areas include Engineering (Chemical, Biochemical, Microbiology, Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical, Civil or Packaging), Food Science and Technology, Environmental Science, Agriculture, Supply Chain Management, Procurement and Logistics, Quality Assurance, and Health, Safety and Environment.
EABL noted that placement opportunities in Nairobi are limited and encouraged applicants to express willingness to work outside the city.
Available opportunities outside Nairobi include Sales (Data Analysis and Insights) in Coast, Nyeri, Kisumu and Nakuru; Agriculture in Molo; Food Science and Engineering (Chemical, Mechanical or Electrical) in Kisumu; and Information Technology or Computer Science roles in Kisumu.
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The company indicated that flexibility for deployment to these locations may improve an applicant’s chance of being matched to an open position.
EABL stated that applicants must indicate their preferred internship period at the time of submitting their application, clarifying that only students in their third or final year are eligible and must plan to continue their studies after the internship or be awaiting graduation.
Candidates who completed their education more than 12 months ago will not qualify and will have their applications automatically declined.
Requirements and how to apply
Applicants must also be students of a public or accredited private institution undertaking a bachelor’s degree or equivalent, and must be on school break during the internship period.
The applicants are further required to provide a letter from their institution confirming their student status or need for attachment, a personal accident insurance cover for the entire internship duration, bank account details, a National ID, Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) PIN, and National Social Security Fund (NSSF) and Social Health Authority (SHA) numbers.
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EABL, at the same time, emphasized several critical steps in the application process. Applicants must clearly specify their current area of study or degree title in the education or job experience section to enable proper departmental placement.
The internship runs for a fixed period of three months with no extension. Once applications close, candidates will be required to complete an online test to proceed to the next stage of the recruitment process. The company will not accept offline applications; all submissions must be made through the online portal.
EABL also underlined that it does not charge any fees at any stage of the application process and warned applicants to beware of fraudsters.
The company said that applications for the 2026 internship program will close on 31st December 2025.
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