recruitment 2013 (Shell Recruitment Day)
At Shell, we're developing all kinds of ideas to
help meet the growing demand for energy. And
we're looking for ambitious students and
graduates to help us do more.
SHELL Nigeria Graduate Trainee recruitment
2013
The Shell Graduate Programme is a
development framework that enables new
graduates to become fully independent Shell
professionals in 2-5 years. At Shell, new
graduates have access to an unparalleled range
of roles and world-class training and
development opportunities, including:
Leadership skills development
Networking, Coaching and Mentoring
relationships
Learning curriculum (training, e-learning
modules, accreditation)
Who we're looking for:
Graduates who finished with a very good
degree at the Undergraduate level
Graduates who are currently engaged in or
have finished their National Youth Service
Graduates with less than four years post
graduation experience
There will be specific skill requirements for
your chosen job area. But whatever your role,
there are certain qualities you'll need if
you're going to succeed at Shell.
You also need to be good at absorbing
information, analysing problems, making
objective decisions and coming up with original
ideas. You should have the drive, confidence
and resilience to get things done, the
flexibility to work well in a team and the
credibility to influence others.
Shell matches you into a particular role based
on your skills, so you will not be required to
apply for a specific Shell position.
Be sure to click on "Students and Graduates"
and apply for a "Shell Recruitment Day". You
will need to upload a copy of your resumé,
cover letter, and all academic transcripts
including both undergraduate and graduate
where applicable.
Let's deliver better energy solutions together.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
Interested candidates should:
Click here : SHELL Nigeria Graduate Trainee
recruitment 2013 (Shell Recruitment Day)
At Shell, we're developing all kinds of ideas to
help meet the growing demand for energy. And
we're looking for ambitious students and
graduates to help us do more.
SHELL Nigeria Graduate Trainee recruitment
2013
The Shell Graduate Programme is a
development framework that enables new
graduates to become fully independent Shell
professionals in 2-5 years. At Shell, new
graduates have access to an unparalleled range
of roles and world-class training and
development opportunities, including:
Leadership skills development
Networking, Coaching and Mentoring
relationships
Learning curriculum (training, e-learning
modules, accreditation)
Who we're looking for:
Graduates who finished with a very good
degree at the Undergraduate level
Graduates who are currently engaged in or
have finished their National Youth Service
Graduates with less than four years post
graduation experience
There will be specific skill requirements for
your chosen job area. But whatever your role,
there are certain qualities you'll need if
you're going to succeed at Shell.
You also need to be good at absorbing
information, analysing problems, making
objective decisions and coming up with original
ideas. You should have the drive, confidence
and resilience to get things done, the
flexibility to work well in a team and the
credibility to influence others.
Shell matches you into a particular role based
on your skills, so you will not be required to
apply for a specific Shell position.
Be sure to click on "Students and Graduates"
and apply for a "Shell Recruitment Day". You
will need to upload a copy of your resumé,
cover letter, and all academic transcripts
including both undergraduate and graduate
where applicable.
Let's deliver better energy solutions together.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
Interested candidates should:
Click here :
www.shell.com/global/aboutshell/careers/students-and-graduates/recruitment_day/app-shellrd-myapplication.html
as the page opens, click on Search
opening, then select Africa and Nigeria and
click Search
OR
Click on "Students and Graduates" and apply
for a "Shell Recruitment Day".
Application Deadline: 31-Dec-2013
www.nigeriajobalerts.com
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