Finwerd, West Africa’s largest flavour producer, has launched its new Beverage Application Traineeship. The two-year traineeship will develop younger skills from West Africa into beverage utility technologists. These specialists are in excessive demand throughout Africa’s booming flavour business. However, alternatives to turn out to be one are scarce, restricted by excessive entry boundaries and an absence of coaching programmes.
The chosen trainees will work in Finwerd’s utility laboratories in Lagos alongside some of probably the most skilled beverage technologists from the business. Part of their coaching will happen at Finwerd’s headquarters in the Netherlands. The coaching and assets invested in every trainee are valued at greater than US$150,000.
Built in Africa, by individuals who know its markets
From its manufacturing facility in Lagos, Finwerd develops and produces flavour techniques for the African beverage business. Making flavours domestically brings the business shorter lead occasions, much less publicity to import delays and fewer threat of foreign money swings.
“We believe the future of Africa’s beverage industry should be developed in Africa, by people who understand its markets, consumers and opportunities,” stated Mr. Steven Kabuito, Managing Director Africa, Finwerd. “We want to invest in young African talent and build the technical expertise that will shape this industry for decades to come.”
How to apply
Applications are open now at Finwerd’s LinkedIn web page till the top of October.
