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Pubblicato il 31/03/2017

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Unique opportunities to design your future career path

Our Global Graduate Development Programme offers three entry routes: Commercial; Functional; and Technical. It’s a rotational programme for up to 2 years, where you can experience different departments and roles.  After this training programme, we will decide together which department and role will give you the best opportunity to be of great value not only to our organisation but to you as an individual.

Commercial Graduate Opportunities in Business Management

What’s involved

As a graduate joining us via one of our Sales Markets, you’ll experience an intense two-year Business Management Programme that will gives you the invaluable experiences you need to forge a career in an international sales market. You’ll take up at least two roles within a particular Sales Market – so you could find yourself working in Sales, Trade Marketing, Consumer Marketing, Finance, Business Insights or HR. In addition, you’ll spend time working as a sales Representative to gain crucial insight into how we generate our revenues. Ready for big challenges and bigger rewards? This could be the beginning of a highly-successful career.

What you’ll need to join us

You’ll need to be legally eligible to work in the Market you apply to and on track to achieve a degree qualification. We welcome all degree backgrounds and we won’t screen out your application on your academic grades; our final decision will take into account how you do in other aspects of our selection process.

Functional Graduate Opportunities in Group Finance

What’s involved

Based in our Head Office, these opportunities offer you the chance to work in our Global Corporate Functions. This year we are offering opportunities in Finance, where you’ll have the chance to gain your ICAEW professional as you develop in your role, and that means there are any number of ways your career can move forward. Perhaps you’ll work in Reporting, or Forecasting and Analysis. Or in a role in Treasury, where you’ll implement policies and deal with insurance matters. You could work within an international tax department, preparing essential computations, submitting notes and dealing with queries. You could even support our Manufacturing and Supply teams, or conduct a financial audit on a project overseas.

What you’ll need to join us

You’ll need to be legally eligible to work in the Market you apply to and on track to achieve a degree qualification. We welcome all degree backgrounds and we won’t screen out your application on your academic grades; our final decision will take into account how you do in other aspects of our selection process.

Technical Graduate Opportunities in Manufacturing, Supply and R&D

What’s involved

This programme offers the opportunity of a role in one of our specialist MSRD departments. Where you start and where you end up all depends on your technical skills and ambitions. You might thrive in Product Development, Global Engineering, Manufacturing Innovation or Global Planning and Master Data. Maybe your skills will fit best in Logistics or International Operations. Or perhaps Global Procurement, Supply Chain Services and Project Control and Co-ordination. Whether you’re helping to create new products or bringing them to market in the most effective and efficient way, one thing’s certain: with so many exciting possibilities and at a time of fast-moving change, there’s never been a better time to join us.

What you’ll need to join us

You’ll need to be legally eligible to work in the Market you apply to and on track to achieve a degree qualification. We welcome all degree backgrounds and we won’t screen out your application on your academic grades; our final decision will take into account how you do in other aspects of our selection process.  For example, your background could be in Engineering, Product Design, Food Technology, Natural and Life Sciences, Toxicology, Medical Biochemistry or Biological Sciences.

:: Register And Apply (deadline 5th May, 2017)