Company Information
The country never stops, so neither do we. We’re responsible for operating, maintaining and improving all 4,300 miles of England’s motorways and major roads, and we’re aiming high for the future. We connect communities, sustain businesses and keep the economy moving.
Number of Vacancies Multiple
Degrees Required 2:2 in an associated discipline
Locations Bedford, Birmingham, Bristol, Exeter, Guildford, Leeds and Manchester
Salary £25,000
Online Applications careers.highwaysengland.
co.uk/early-careers/
Who we are looking for Delivering these ambitious plans calls for us to invest in talented people. Our people are essential to the roads of tomorrow. We are looking for graduates who are excited by the opportunity to help us support the economy and connect the country.
Careers Offered We offer a wide range of graduate programmes, including civil engineering, quantity surveying, finance and project management.
Application Details You can apply for our programme through our careers website. You will be required to complete an
application form to assess your initial suitability. After this, you will take a situational judgment test (SJT) and if successful, will have a video interview. The final stage of the process will be an assessment centre.
Benefits We offer a variety of different benefits. Some will save you money, others will help you find the right work-life balance. They include: flexible working; learning and development opportunities; competitive pension; childcare vouchers; Cycle2work scheme; travel loans; and employee assistance programme.
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Contact Details Email: earlytalent@
highwaysengland.co.uk Tel: 0300 470 2468
Website careers.highwaysengland.
co.uk
Closing Date October – November
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