Shell Announces Job Opportunity for Nigerian Graduates, Deadline Nears
- Shell Nigeria has announced a new job opportunity for recent graduates looking to launch their careers
- The selected graduates will have a chance to gain hands-on experience and mentorship from Shell's workforce
- To be considered for the programme, applicants are expected to meet the Shell listed requirements
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Shell Nigeria, one of the world’s leading energy companies has announced the opening of applications for its 2025 graduate trainee programme for qualified Nigerians.
The programme offers graduates a pathway into the organisation.
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In a statement, the energy company said it is seeking graduates who align with its mission and are ready to embrace a culture of inclusion, collaboration, and care.
Part of the statements read:
"We are looking for graduates who share our purpose to power progress and our culture of inclusion, collaboration, and care.
"We’ll give you the support you need to forge your own path, and you’ll have real responsibilities and meaningful projects to work on right from the start.
Shell noted that the graduate recruitment within Shell follows a standard global methodology used to attract, select, and place our best talent within the various Shell businesses.
The statement added:
"Shell aims to power progress by delivering cleaner and more sustainable energy solutions. As global living standards rise and the population grows, energy demand including oil and gas is expected to persist. However, technological advancements and the urgency to address climate change are driving a shift toward a lower-carbon, multi-source energy system.
"As a leading energy company, Shell is committed to meeting the world’s energy needs in an economically, environmentally, and socially responsible manner. This is an exciting time to be part of the industry. Join us in our ambition to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050—or sooner if possible."
Requirements to be part of the programme
According to Shell, Nigerians interested must be a graduate and have completed the NYSC programme or have an exemption letter.
It added:
"The programme is open to post-NYSC graduates across various fields, including engineering (chemical, mechanical, civil, electrical, production, materials), projects and technology (mechanical), safety and environment, and commercial disciplines.
"As the world evolves with new opportunities and challenges, we seek passionate and bright minds to help navigate them. We are looking for qualified graduates to fill a range of technical and non-technical roles within our organization.
"Submitting multiple applications will result in the automatic disqualification of all submissions."
To apply for the programme, you can use this link
The deadline for the application is Thursday, March 20.
Shell is invested in Nigerian youths
Shell is a multinational energy and petrochemical company with a workforce exceeding 90,000 people across more than 70 nations.
The company prioritizes innovation and cutting-edge technology to support the transition towards a more sustainable energy future.
In Nigeria, Shell has played a crucial role in the country's energy industry for decades, contributing to economic growth and development.
Through initiatives like the Graduate Programme, the company is committed to nurturing local talent, fostering career growth, and promoting long-term sustainability in the region.
For more details about the programme and the application process, interested candidates can visit Shell’s official careers portal for Nigeria.
Dangote Group announces 11 new job vacancies
In a similar move, Dangote Group, one of Nigeria’s largest conglomerates, unveiled 11 new job openings for qualified professionals seeking employment opportunities.
The vacancies span multiple departments across the Group’s subsidiaries, including Dangote Foods, Dangote Sugar, NASCON Allied Industries Plc, and its packaging division.
These roles offer candidates the chance to contribute to the company’s growing operations in various sectors.
Interested and eligible applicants are encouraged to visit the Dangote Group careers portal to review detailed job descriptions and submit their applications.
Another oil firm acquires Shell Nigeria for $2.4bn
Legit.ng previously reported that the Renaissance Group has announced the acquisition of Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) assets for $2.4 billion.
The deal marks the end of Shell’s operations in Nigeria’s onshore oil and gas sector after almost 100 years.
The deal will see Renaissance control Shell’s massive assets, including 6.73 billion barrels of oil and condensates and 56.27 trillion cubic feet of gas.
The article was updated with additional information by the head of the business desk Victor Enengedi.
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