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Shell is an international energy company that aims to meet the world’s growing need for more and cleaner energy solutions in ways that are economically, environmentally and socially responsible. We are one of the world’s largest independent energy companies, operating in more than 70 countries and employing around 89,000 people.
The challenge for the future is to continue to meet growing global demand for energy at the same time as reducing carbon emissions. Shell is an active participant in meeting this challenge. Through collective thinking, idea sharing and learning we can build the collaborations necessary to deliver a world with more, and cleaner, energy.
We’ve designed the Shell Graduate Programme to give students and graduates like you a real role in our business. Our Graduate Programme will help you make the most of your potential, personally and professionally.
Graduate Programme application dates: 20th September – 20th December
Assessed Internship application dates: 21st October – 21st January
Shell offers an incredibly competitive rewards and benefits package.
Application process
- Online application: a few questions and a CV upload.
- Online assessments: a timed cognitive test and working style assessment.
- On demand video interview: a self-recorded video interview where you can tell us about yourself.
- Final Assessment: a virtual interview, live session, about a case study and an interview.
- Shell Connect: we’d love for you to come and visit us and get a taste of what it’s like to work at Shell.
https://www.shell.co.uk/careers/students-and-graduates/tips-for-writing-a-cv.html
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I enjoyed meeting with the companies and hearing their advice, especially on application process as I will be applying for graduate jobs.
Student
A fantastic way to meet other female engineers, be inspired to pursue a career in the sector and learn more about the application process.
Student
I have been inspired by some leading ladies. It makes me realise what you can achieve.
Student
We have attended the Future Female Engineering event for a number of years now; it is a great opportunity for employers to meet with interested and motivated female engineering students. Throughout the event students have the opportunity to get to know their preferred employers, hear what is like to be a graduate in the company and also gain helpful hints and tips on the application process. The event is a great opportunity for students and employers to network across a number of informal and fun sessions!
BAE Systems
It was delightful to see so many high calibre female engineering students who had made the effort to research our company and prepare questions for the networking session. The event was very well organised, informative and fun. This is our third year attending the event and we look forward to getting involved again next year.
National Grid
It has made me realise that engineering is quite an open sector and that there is a lot of scope to enter a lot of areas.
Student
The day has been inspirational and a great reminder of why I chose to study engineering.
Student
A thoroughly enjoyable event, with very intelligent and driven students. The students are from a mixture of years so proved great for our current and future pipeline, and company branding. You also walk away with the details of circa 100 top quality students, so a very unique event.
AECOM
Good combination of chances to network/ask questions and hear from companies directly.
Student
Everything was great, the overall vibe puts you in a good mood and even if you come in scared and unsure about what to do, that quickly goes away.
Student
Much more relaxed atmosphere compared to any previous event I've attended which made it easier to build relationships with employers.
Student
Great experience that really opened my eyes into what impact females can make within engineering.
Student
Speaking to graduates and recruiters in such a relaxing environment was such an insightful opportunity- so many of my questions were answered, even those I didn't know I had.
Student