Our four year structured Graduate Programme sets you on the path to chartership by exposing you to a variety of projects and disciplines, and is aimed at developing your career within the contract engineering industry. Each graduate is allocated a mentor from the outset and has access to a suite of courses tailored to the needs of those starting out in their careers. We are looking for graduates who are self-motivated individuals and will thrive in our multidiscipline teamworking environment. Flair and self reliance are essential qualities as we will be looking to you to provide a genuine level of support to our clients at an early stage in your career. In addition we are looking for people who share our view of continuous improvement and excellence in our work. In return we will provide you with the opportunities and environment for you to develop both your technical and leadership potential.
To join one of our accredited schemes in Engineering or Construction you will need a minimum 2:1 Masters degree in Chemical, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical or Control & Instrumentation Engineering. Your degree will need to be accredited by the IChemE, ICE, IMechE or IET. We also have opportunities for those with Procurement, Logistics, Quantity Surveying and Business-related courses.
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Foster Wheeler's graduate recruitment campaign for 2012 has now commenced. We are inviting applications now with a closing date of 31st December 2011. To apply please click here.
We anticipate making presentations at certain universities during November where you will be able to find out more about Foster Wheeler. We will then be visiting certain universities in January 2012 to conduct first round interviews. However for candidates who are not available at these locations we will also be undertaking telephone interviews. Those candidates shortlisted from this process will be invited to attend an assessment day in our Reading office in February.
The deadline for applications to join the Foster Wheeler Process Engineering Graduate Programme in September 2012 is 31st December 2011.
Details on how to apply for graduate roles in other disciplines will be published shortly. Please check this website regularly for updates.
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Key Points
- Accredited training schemes with the IChemE, IMechE, ICE, IET, CIPS and RICS
- Quarterly development reviews for the first two years, followed by two additional years of career development
- Graduate specific training courses, designed for those taking the first steps in their career
- Exposure to a variety of projects and disciplines to ensure well rounded experience in the first few years of career development
- Each graduate is assigned a mentor, a graduate co-ordinator and a development adviser to ensure they are supported in their personal and professional development to gain chartered status (where applicable)
- Early responsibility and hands-on involvement from the outset, working on projects alongside experienced engineers
- Opportunities for site placements in the UK and abroad during a graduate's first few years with Foster Wheeler
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