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A leading transport operator in the UK and beyond, we help millions of customers to get where they want to go. If you want to learn quickly, develop practical skills and take on new challenges – our graduate programmes would be the ideal route for you.
Number of Vacancies Multiple
Degrees Required 2:1 degree in a related discipline for engineering and finance. 2:2 degree in any subject for all other roles. Please visit our website for specific details on each programme
Placements Available Summer internship and graduate programmes are available
Who we are looking for Looking for a dynamic career? You can go far within our Rail or Group Programmes! We want graduates with the potential to become future transport leaders. By building and developing your strengths, you will start a career journey that fits you.
Careers Offered Engineering, operations and corporate. We offer the opportunity to develop your networks, knowledge and strengths – three things vital to a career journey that could lead to becoming a chartered engineer, a CIMA-qualified accountant or a skilled manager in a dynamic business.
Application Details Our selection process follows four simple steps: apply, complete online tests, record a video interview, and attend an assessment. Do all this successfully and you will be on track to start a great career with FirstGroup. Go to:
firstgroupcareers.com/ talent/graduates
Benefits From a good salary to discounted travel and much more, the benefits at FirstGroup are highly competitive. Get access to a network of highly skilled people, partnering with mentors and buddies, who’ll support your journey and help you gain real experiences.
Locations Nationwide
Salary Competitive
Online Applications
firstgroupcareers.com/talent/ graduates
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Contact Details Louise Ellis, graduate resourcing partner Email: graduate@firstgroup. com
Website
firstgroupcareers.com
Closing Date See website for details Directory 2019/20 |
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