Sahara Group Opens Internship Opportunity for Nigerian Graduates

• Sahara Group, an international energy company, has announced a new opening for graduates to join its organisation
• The job opening is for graduates with little or no experience, ready to kick-start their careers in the oil industry
• There are requirements that interested candidates must fulfil and are expected to submit their applications

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Sahara Group, a leading international energy and infrastructure conglomerate with operations in over 42 countries across Africa and other continents, has announced it is accepting applications from Nigerians for its graduate training programme.

Organisations design a graduate training program to recruit and develop recent graduates into their workforce.

The program provides an excellent opportunity for recent graduates to gain experience, develop skills, advance their careers, and a pathway to full-time employment within a company.

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Sahara Group graduate program

The company statement reads:

"The Sahara graduate management trainee program has been established to identify, develop, and groom future leaders with the potential to lead key aspects of the company and drive Sahara Group’s business growth aspirations."

Qualifications/Experience

Candidates interested in joining the company graduate trainee programme must meet the listed requirements.

Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 2:1 in any discipline

• 0–2 years of post-graduate formal working experience
• A master’s degree and professional qualifications will be a plus for accelerated growth
• Fluent in English
• Proficiency in French is an advantage

To apply for the opportunity, use this link.

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Source: Legit.ng