Alright, let me tackle this task. The user wants me to rewrite the title of an article about Eskom internships following a specific pattern from the examples given. The examples show the institution name, followed by the number of posts, and the job type. First, I need to identify the key elements from the provided content. The main institution here is Eskom. The article lists two internship opportunities, one in HR and another in Commercial/Logistics/Supply Chain Management. Next, I should check the examples for the pattern. The first example is “Fundraising Consultant Vacancies (X2 Posts)”, the second is “Social Worker Vacancies at The Department of Labour(X5)”, and the third is “Store Assistant Job opportunity at Spitz”. The pattern seems to be: Job Title (Number of Posts) at Institution or Institution Name, Job Title (Number of Posts). However, the user specified to use the pattern above, which starts with the institution name. So it should be “Institution name, number of posts, —”. The dash is a bit confusing, but looking at the examples, they don’t include a dash. Maybe it’s just a separator. The original article’s title is “Eskom Internships”. That’s quite short. To make it SEO-friendly and match the pattern, I should include the number of posts. Since there are two internships mentioned, I can note it as (X2 Posts). The user also mentioned not to include the year and to keep it under 55 characters. Let me check the length: “Eskom Internships (X2 Posts)” is 25 characters, which is well under 55. Wait, but the examples have slightly different structures. The first example has the job title first, then the number of posts. The second example includes “at The Department of Labour”. The third example is “Store Assistant Job opportunity at Spitz”. But the user specifically said to use the pattern from the examples—Institution name, number of posts—so I should start with Eskom, then the number of posts, and the job type. However, in the examples, the job title comes first in some cases. But the instruction says to use the pattern where the institution name is first, followed by the number of posts. Let me double-check: The examples given are: 1. Fundraising Consultant Vacancies (X2 Posts) 2. Social Worker Vacancies at The Department of Labour(X5) 3. Store Assistant Job opportunity at Spitz But the user says to use the pattern: Institution name, number of posts. So maybe the correct format is “Eskom Internships (X2 Posts)”. But the user also mentioned to craft a perfect SEO-friendly title. Including “Vacancies” might be better for SEO. So perhaps “Eskom Internship Vacancies (X2 Posts)”. Let me count the characters: “Eskom Internship Vacancies (X2 Posts)” is 32 characters, which is still under 55. That seems good. But wait, the examples use “Vacancies” for plural, but here it’s two internship positions, so “Internship Vacancies” is plural. Or should it be “Internships”? The original title was “Eskom Internships”, but the examples use “Vacancies”. To align with the examples, maybe “Eskom Internship Vacancies (X2 Posts)” is better. Yes, that fits the pattern and is SEO-friendly. It includes the institution name, indicates the number of posts, and uses keywords like “Internship Vacancies” which people might search for. Eskom Internship Vacancies (X2 Posts)

Alright, I need to rewrite this job post to make it professional and natural, formatted neatly and cleanly in simple English. The user provided a lot of details, so I should include all of them without any styling or unnecessary tags. Let me start by breaking down the original content.

First, there are two internship positions: one for HR in Mpumalanga and another for Commercial/Logistics in Western Cape. Each has its own details, deadlines, and application links. I should present them clearly, maybe as separate sections.

I’ll begin with the HR internship. The original post has a listing reference, status, apply-by date, industry, job category, location, contract type, remuneration, EE position, introduction, job description, key responsibilities, skills, leadership, behavioral traits, knowledge, skills again, attributes, and minimum requirements. Plus, there’s a note about not being contacted within 28 days and Eskom’s commitment to equality and a smoke-free environment.

I need to make sure all this information is included but presented more coherently. Maybe start with the position title, then key details in bullet points for clarity. The job description can be a paragraph, followed by key responsibilities and requirements in lists. The notes about application status and Eskom’s policies should be at the end.

Next, the Learning Programme internship. It’s similar but for Commercial/Logistics/Supply Chain Management in Western Cape. I’ll structure it the same way, ensuring consistency between the two postings.

Application links are at the bottom of each section. I need to make sure they’re clearly marked and linked properly. Also, the user mentioned including schema markup at the end. I’ll have to create JSON-LD scripts for both jobs, including all required fields like datePosted, description, hiringOrganization, jobLocation, title, and any recommended fields like baseSalary and employmentType.

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