Two weeks in the marketing department.
The internship in Marketing was exciting and I had a lot of fun learning new things.
I also visited the areas sales and accounting, in which I was able to discover lots about the job as an Industrial Clerk. It was a great alternation from my school routine. I got the idea of completing my twoweek
internship at JOEST, because I had never been in an office during my prior internship days. The Internship was very good for gaining new experience and preparing for my professional life. Sitting a lot was tiring at first – but I got used to that pretty quickly.
The tasks I was given were wellmanageable and never boring, since they varied a lot and were challenging enough. My tasks included e.g., helping to design a new website and creating a flyer for the recruitment of new trainees. My time at JOEST was very nice and helped me get closer to my goal: Finding the right job.
As part of the JOEST group, MOGENSEN has been a trusted provider of high-performance screening and sorting technologies for many years. The new website now showcases this expertise more clearly and with a modern touch.
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On International Women’s Day, we celebrated the great women in our company who have made a significant contribution every day with their commitment, expertise and passion. Their efforts have been a driving force behind our success and an inspiration to us all.
JOEST South Africa was commissioned to manufacture and supply replacement vibrating feeders for a critical power generation facility. The new units are designed to replace equipment that had been in operation for over 20 years, ensuring the continued reliability and efficiency of the plant.
MOGENSEN joins China’s food security project as an official supplier, supporting the nation’s plans to strengthen domestic grain production capabilities. The appointment by COFCO, China’s largest state-owned agricultural company, includes the deployment of multiple precision screening systems for processing rice, wheat and soybeans, among other grains. This long-term initiative is in line with China’s new food security law, which went into effect on June 1, 2024.
