Graduates - Who is a Graduate?

I got the type of responsibility I was promised when I came in - there was a lot of confidence around what I could do and right when I came in, I got major projects to work on. Komi, Production Engineer

A graduate is someone who is nearing the end of a Bachelors, Masters or Advanced degree or who has one of these degrees. Candidates will also need to demonstrate that they have certain qualities that indicate the potential to become a leader. These qualities concern intellectual, motivational and interpersonal skills as well as technical competence. In addition, please note that some countries/regions may have additional local requirements.  Shell is an equal opportunity employer and actively promotes diversity and inclusiveness within its workforce.

Whatever you want to achieve in your career, you can get there with Shell. Whilst best known for our service stations and our Exploration & Production activities, we have an exceptionally diverse portfolio of interests in 140 different countries. This means we can offer graduates a huge range of career opportunities - in both the technical and commercial arenas.

We're committed to harnessing the potential of graduates from all disciplines and, because you'll be working on live projects right from day one, you'll have a real chance to prove yourself. What's more, with ongoing professional and personal development throughout your career, there really will be no limits as to how far you could progress with us.

Capacity: You’ll need to bring the intellectual, analytical and creative ability to learn quickly, identify issues, make judgements and propose solutions
A commitment to achievement: We’ll expect plenty of enthusiasm, resilience and confidence – you’ll be someone who can always get things done
Strong interpersonal skills: You should have the character and ability to work efficiently with others in a team

To join us in a Technical role, you'll also need to bring Technical flair: You'll be expected to display a solid understanding of technical issues along with a genuine enthusiasm for technical challenges.