• STEM students are critical to the IPO's success.
• "You're not expected to know law" - you bring the technical skills and the IPO provides the legal training.
• You'll join a friendly, supportive and talented team within a creative and innovative organisation.
• Great on-site facilities including a wellbeing suite, gym and coffee shop!
• A career at the IPO is truly unique - working with exciting new products and emerging technologies.

• CERN doesn’t just employ physicists – they recruit from most STEM disciplines.
• Supportive atmosphere where students and graduates can thrive - they are crucial to CERN's success!
• You’ll be given responsibility and freedom in your role from the start - working on exciting projects.
• CERN has a unique campus-style environment with a wide range of facilities.
• You can expect to work with a variety of people from different countries and different backgrounds.
• There is lots of support during the relocation process.

• Graduates and undergraduates from all STEM disciplines are encouraged to apply to DNV.
• You can expect to gain lots of exposure across real-world engineering projects.
• Global networking opportunities and plenty of social events.
• "Everyone is really nice and willing to help you!"
• DNV will support you towards Chartered status - and rewards you with a bonus once you've achieved it.
• Top tips for the application process - "prepare, be yourself, and ask for help if you need it".

• MathWorks is the leading developer of mathematical computing software - owners of the MATLAB and Simulink programmes.
• Students from any STEM discipline can apply to MathWorks.
• "Build your own career" at MathWorks - choose where you want it to go based on your interests.
• Previous knowledge of MathWorks products is not essential.
• You’ll receive plenty of support, including a dedicated mentor, to help you grow and develop.
• Badminton groups, running clubs... lots of sports and social activities!

• McLaren exists to create breathtaking supercars.
• Work in state-of-the-art facilities.
• You’re a valued member of the team from day one, taking on meaningful responsibilities that shape the future of the cars.
• You'll be surrounded by experts in their field who are always on hand to answer any questions you may have.
• Lots of opportunities to progress, with exposure across the business.

• Opportunities to work both in the UK and overseas.
• Take on challenging yet highly rewarding responsibilities from the start.
• Get involved in a wide range of activities, from scuba diving and skiing to e-gaming.
• Benefit from ongoing training and opportunities to achieve professional Chartership.
• Life in the RAF is no ordinary job - gain experiences and skills you won’t find anywhere else.

• Halo develops software for a wide range of clients, including Microsoft, Sky, Formula One teams, the NHS...

• No coding experience needed to join Halo - just the right mindset and a willingness to learn!

• On the graduate scheme you'll gain exposure across the business, tailored to your strengths and goals.

• Excellent training and progression opportunities.

• You don't feel managed at Halo - you feel supported.

• With 100+ years of experience, Hymans Robertson provides services across pensions, investments and insurance.
• Offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Birmingham and London.
• Friendly working environment where everyone's encouraged to develop.
• You'll be supported at every step on your road to qualification.
• Opportunities open to all STEM disciplines - you bring the enthusiasm, Hymans will teach you the rest!

• International law firm with 33 offices across the globe.
• STEM students are crucial to Bird & Bird's diversity of thought.
• Work with some of the most innovative companies in sectors such as entertainment and sport, life sciences, aviation, energy and many more!
• You'll receive a maintenance grant and your qualification fees will be covered while you undertake the Postgraduate Diploma in Law (PgDL) and Solicitors Qualifying Examinations (SQE).
• Experience four 'seats' (rotations) in different practice areas on your graduate Training Contract.

• There are many different career pathways to explore at Mace, with opportunities open to all STEM disciplines.
• At Mace you'll gain so much exposure across the business.
• Work on iconic projects, from building skyscrapers to shaping sustainable communities...
• All graduate programmes at Mace offer support towards Chartership.
• A willingness to learn is key - make sure you demonstrate this during the recruitment process.

• Unilever has more than 400 brands, including Dove, Hellman’s, Persil, Marmite and Pot Noodle (to name a few!).
• With such a diverse range of brands, Unilever provides a wide variety of career opportunities.
• The company offers lots of mentorship to support you in the early stages of your career.
• You'll have ownership of projects that make a real impact - working on products you may use yourself at home!
• Welcoming and friendly culture across all teams.

• You'll be "thrown in at the deep end" at AECOM (with continuous support from your team!).
• Work on real-world projects that truly make an impact.
• Various training exercises and tools available, including 'AECOM University'.
• Flexibility to develop in areas you want to develop in. AECOM wants to see you succeed!
• Achieve professional qualifications such as Chartership.

• Both Caterpillar and its subsidiary business, Perkins Engines, offer opportunities open to all STEM disciplines in the UK.
• Make an impact from a very early stage - with lots of support from the team.
• You're encouraged to explore different areas of the business to broaden your experience.
• A good attitude and willingness to learn is key.
• Friendly and relaxed recruitment process - be yourself and show your passion!

• Students from all STEM disciplines are encouraged to apply to Cummins.
• You’ll be given lots of responsibility from day-one, working on real projects.
• Cummins has a very kind and supportive culture. (No question is a silly question!)
• Students are encouraged to develop both their soft and technical skills.
• BBQs, Badminton, "Movie Mondays"... there are plenty of opportunities to socialise with the team.

• Industry, infrastructure, transport, healthcare... just a few of the industries Siemens works in.
• Work on large-scale, high-profile projects that make real change.
• Siemens offers excellent mentorship and will support you in learning new skills.
• Lots of opportunities to volunteer and network.
• Degree apprenticeships, internships and graduate jobs... there's something for everyone!

• There's something for everyone at SSE - with opportunities open to all STEM disciplines.
• You'll gain lots of exposure working on a wide range of projects with exciting technologies.
• You're able to choose your rotations on the graduate programme to suit your ambitions and grow your network.
• Social events, sports events, volunteering... there are plenty of opportunities to meet new people.
• Chances to work on national and international projects.

• Watch this webinar and change any misconceptions you may have about the insurance sector.
• There's certainly an opportunity for you at Zurich, with roles open to all STEM disciplines based in locations across the UK.
• You'll have flexibility to choose your preferred rotations.
• Additional qualifications are encouraged by Zurich.
• Everyone in the company is accessible - there's a community-like and family-feel culture.

• Use the Stantec Company Hub on Gradcracker to help ensure your application is well-researched.
• Stantec has well over 100 roles based in various locations across the UK.
• You will get lots of support to enable you to achieve Chartership.
• There are opportunities to travel nationally and, in some cases, internationally. 
• Stantec has a Developing Professionals Group (DPG) to help you progress your career and network across the business.

• Work with world-class, "surreal" equipment and facilities.
• You're not expected to know everything - a willingness to learn is key!
• You'll be encouraged to develop key soft skills such as project management, communication, problem solving, and networking.
• You will gain lots of exposure amongst various teams from day one, working on real projects which impact the car.
• All the students on the webinar this year watched last year's webinar - this could be you next year!

• Sellafield tackles some of the biggest challenges in the nuclear, infrastructure and engineering worlds.
• Huge choice of schemes - there's something for everyone.
• Personal and professional development opportunities including Chartership sponsorship.
• Lakes and mountains right on your doorstep.
• A wide variety of extra curricular activities such as STEM outreach events, walking groups, and social activities.

• Campus environment with brand-new facilities and technologies - plus plenty of social events to get involved in.
• Take on your own projects and work on the car from day one.
• Open and friendly culture - no one is too important to answer your question!
• Placements at Aston Martin Aramco will develop your soft skills, such as time management and team working, which is crucial to both the cars' success and your final year at university.
• Thoroughly read the job descriptions on Aston Martin Aramco's Gradcracker Hub to ensure your skillset matches the required experience.

• STEM students are critical to the IPO's success.
• "You're not expected to know law" - the IPO offers a personalised, comprehensive training programme.
• You'll join a friendly, supportive and talented team within a creative and innovative organisation.
• Great on-site facilities including a wellbeing suite, gym and coffee shop!
• A career at the IPO is truly unique - working with exciting new products and emerging technologies.

• Experian offers opportunities open to all STEM disciplines.
• Despite being a large, global company based in many different countries, Experian has a real "family feel" culture.
• You'll be encouraged to build on existing skills while always learning new ones.
• The Early Careers Development Programme is uniquely tailored to each student.
• Lots of social and networking activities to support new joiners.

• Mace is a company with opportunities across the world - open to all STEM disciplines!
• At Mace you'll gain lots of exposure across the business.
• Work on huge projects such as HS2, The Shard and the Olympic Park.
• You’ll be assigned a buddy to guide you through your programme and will be supported towards Chartership.
• Top tip - show genuine passion in your application to Mace.

• CERN doesn’t just employ physicists – they recruit from most STEM disciplines.
• You’ll be given responsibility and freedom in your role from the beginning of your career - working on exciting projects.
• You can expect to work with a variety of people from different countries and different backgrounds.
• CERN offers additional projects and seminars to further your learning and enhance your experience.
• There is lots of support during the relocation process.

• MathWorks employs over 6,000 people and has 34 offices across the world.
• Students from any STEM discipline can apply to MathWorks.
• Previous knowledge of MathWorks products is not essential. 
• MathWorks is working to decarbonise and address climate change.
• MathWorks celebrated its 40th anniversary in Orlando, Florida.

• As a large consultancy, you'll be spoilt for choice in terms of variety of interests and projects at AtkinsRéalis.
• You'll be encouraged to "put yourself out there" and ask lots of questions!
• Every graduate is given personal development time to work on their skillsets.
• You'll have the opportunity to work towards Chartership.
• Make sure to research all opportunities on AtkinsRéalis' Gradcracker Hub thoroughly and carefully select the one for you - you can only apply to one opportunity.

• DNV is committed to making an impact on real-world safety, saving lives and the planet.
• You don't need to be studying an engineering degree to apply - students from all STEM disciplines can contribute to DNV's success.
• If you're interested in working towards Chartership, DNV will support you in achieving this.
• International football tournaments, trips to the pantomime, Christmas lunches... there's lots you can get involved in!
• You can expect a very personable and friendly process when applying to a role at DNV.

• Students from all STEM disciplines are encouraged to apply to Cummins.
• Despite Cummins' size, there is a great family culture with opportunities to network and socialise with people across the business.
• At Cummins you’ll be given real responsibility with the chance to run your own projects.
• You'll develop both your soft and technical skills.
• In your application, don't forget to mention any extra-curricular activities you've been involved in - the recruitment team at Cummins loves to see it!

• Experience working both in the UK and overseas.
• Challenging (yet extremely rewarding!) responsibilities from early on, working on some of the most cutting-edge technology and equipment.
• Chess, wind surfing, skiing and e-gaming are just a few of the activities you can get involved in at the RAF.
• Continuous training and Chartership opportunities.
• It's no ordinary job - you'll make friends for life and gain unique experiences.

• McLaren exists to create breathtaking supercars.
• Challenging, exciting and fast-paced environment - there's never a dull moment at McLaren.
• Everybody counts - you're not just a number.
• You'll be surrounded by experts in their field who are passionate about what they do.
• Lots of opportunities to develop within the organisation, with exposure across the business.

• AECOM is a leading Engineering Consultancy firm with 28 locations across the UK and Ireland.
• Degree apprenticeships, placements and graduate roles open to all STEM disciplines.
• "Lots of learning" - through various training exercises and tools such as 'AECOM University'.
• Achieve professional qualifications such as Chartership.
• Show passion in your application - and be you!

• Both Caterpillar and its subsidiary business, Perkins Engines, offer opportunities open to all STEM disciplines across the UK.
• Make an impact from a very early stage - using both your initiative and Caterpillar's support.
• You'll be encouraged to learn new tools and technologies through training courses, lectures, events and much more.
• Friendly and relaxed recruitment process, with the opportunity to meet current students and graduates.
• A good attitude and willingness to learn is key.

• Centrica is an international company offering lots of travel opportunities.
• You'll work at the forefront of the energy transition doing "purpose-driven work".
• At Centrica you'll be surrounded by people who encourage you to develop.
• Plenty of social and networking opportunities - summer BBQs, Christmas parties...
• You get the chance to work with all the new cutting-edge technologies.

• With 36 individual businesses within INEOS, the opportunities are endless.
• 5-year graduate programme with 2-3 placements.
• Travel nationally and internationally.
• Support is available to help you achieve Chartered status.
• INEOS' Namibian Challenge - brutal and brilliant!

• International law firm with offices across Europe, North America, the Middle East, and the Asia-Pacific region.
• Work with some of the world's most innovative companies in a variety of sectors such as entertainment and sport, life sciences, financial services and many more!
• STEM students are crucial to Bird & Bird's diversity of thought.
• You'll receive a maintenance grant and your qualification fees will be covered while you undertake the Postgraduate Diploma in Law (PgDL) and Solicitors Qualifying Examinations (SQE).
• Experience four 'seats' (placements) in different practice areas on your graduate Training Contract.

• There's something for everyone at SSE - with opportunities open to all STEM disciplines.
• On the graduate programme you can select rotations to suit your ambitions.
• Chances to work on national and international projects.
• At SSE you'll be joining a company which has put net zero at the top of its priorities.
• Opportunities to gain further qualifications, including Chartership, with a supportive team behind you. (Don't be afraid to ask questions!)

• Stantec's roles are based in various locations across the UK.
• You're encouraged to progress both personally and professionally, with lots of support to enable you to achieve Chartership.
• Opportunities to travel nationally and, in some cases, internationally. 
• Stantec has a Developing Professionals Group (DPG) to help new members of the team network and gain exposure across the business.
• Use Stantec's Company Hub on Gradcracker to your advantage when putting your application together.

• You get thrown in at the deep end in the most amazing way - working on the car from day one.
• Placements at Aston Martin Formula One will develop your soft skills, such as time management and team working, which is crucial to both the cars' success and your final year at university.
• Friendly campus environment with brand-new facilities and technologies.
• Thoroughly read the job descriptions on Aston Martin Formula One's Gradcracker Hub to ensure your skillset matches the required experience.
• No question is a silly question!

• This webinar will change any misconceptions you may have about the insurance sector.
• Zurich's roles are based in locations across the UK and are open to all STEM disciplines.
• You can gain exposure to global projects.
• Flexibility to choose your preferred rotations.
• Additional qualifications are encouraged, and funded, by Zurich. 
• Everyone in the company is accessible - with opportunities to present to the CEO!

• Mercedes F1 has a "no blame culture" - you're not expected to know everything.
• You'll have real responsibility from day one.
• You're encouraged to develop soft skills such as project management, communication, problem solving, networking and how to be a team player.
• You don't need to be a Formula One fan to apply.
• All the students on the webinar this year watched last year's webinar - this could be you next year!

• You don't need to be from an engineering background to apply - Martin-Baker accepts all STEM disciplines.
• Questions are encouraged - everyone is more than happy to help.
• You'll develop a breadth of knowledge from different areas of the business.
• "At Martin-Baker you're genuinely saving lives."

• Show motivation, curiosity, passion and above all be truthful in your application.
• You'll have the opportunity to travel both nationally and internationally.
• Contribute to, and create an impact on, real-world safety.
• DNV supplies a support structure to help you achieve Chartership.

• As a large consultancy, you'll be spoilt for choice in terms of variety of interests and projects at Atkins.
• Every graduate is given personal development time to work on their skillsets.
• You'll be encouraged to work towards Chartership.
• Make sure to research all opportunities on Atkins' Gradcracker Hub and carefully select the one for you - you can only apply to one opportunity.
• And a tip from Masood - remember to research the specific area of the business that you're interested in working in.

• Early Careers Development Programme is uniquely tailored to each student.
• Graduates are given lots of time to focus on personal development.
• There are opportunities for all STEM disciplines across a wide range of roles.
• Lots of activities to support new joiners, including a summer BBQ!
• Every graduate at Experian is encouraged to be an entrepreneur.

• CERN doesn’t just employ physicists – they recruit from most STEM disciplines.
• You’ll meet and work with people from all over the world.
• There will be lots of support during the relocation process.
• You’ll be involved in exciting projects from the beginning of your career.
• Skiing at the weekend – picnicking in the Alps!

• MathWorks' software is used throughout many different sectors, including the pharmaceutical, aerospace and automotive sectors.
• Thousands of colleges and universities around the world use MathWorks' MATLAB and Simulink.
• Get your own tailored skills and career development plan.
• Lots of non-curricular activities to get involved in: learning French, playing football, making smoothies...
• Exciting team trips to international locations such as Orlando, Florida.

• Operates a flat organisational structure - you'll work with senior people from day-one.
• Offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Birmingham and London.
• Friendly and supportive working environment where everyone's encouraged to develop.
• As long as you are numerate, Hymans will teach you the rest!

• Mace is a company with opportunities across the world.
• Before you apply make sure you understand Mace’s company values.
• You’ll be assigned a buddy to guide you through your programme.
• There are lots of opportunities to volunteer to work in the local communities.
• You’ll be working on massive multi-million pound projects.

• Experience working both in the UK and overseas.
• Sports galore - skiing, scuba diving, gliding - you name it!
• Continuous training and Chartership opportunities.
• It's no ordinary job - you'll make friends for life and gain unique experiences.

• Everyone is invested in developing each other.
• You'll be well looked after; there's a free canteen and a rooftop bar for you to enjoy.
• There are opportunities for graduates to do secondments in North America and Asia.
• No limits to your progression - even the CEO was on the Cambridge Consultants graduate scheme.

• Watch to learn about the journey for degree apprentices, undergraduates and graduates at WSP.
• Hear lots of useful tips for WSP's applicants from recruiter, Katie.
• You'll be involved in exciting projects from day-one.
• There are opportunities to volunteer for working in the community.
• You'll be encouraged and supported towards gaining Chartership.

• Opportunities across all STEM disciplines.
• STFC will work with you to develop a broad range of scientific skills.
• You'll work with leading scientific organisations across the globe.
• Young, vibrant and campus-working environment.

• Arup is owned in trust by its members (employees).
• Sustainability is at the heart of everything they do.
• You're in control of your career trajectory - including a chance to "grad swap".
• Lots of opportunities for UK and international travel.
• All of the graduates on the webinar mentioned that their favourite thing about Arup is their colleagues.

• Nuclear Graduates recruits students from engineering, science and commercial backgrounds.
• The programme includes secondments with a wide range of employers offering great ways to network.
• Tailor your own development through use of your own Continuous Professional Development budget (CPD).
• Lots of social activities to get involved in.
• The programme offers a unique experience to gain early Chartership.

• Industry, infrastructure, transport, healthcare... what doesn't Siemens do?
• Have your ideas noticed and put into practice globally.
• Siemens will mentor and support you in learning new skills.
• Lots of volunteering and networking opportunities.
• "You simply cannot get bored at Siemens."

• The INEOS watchwords: grit, rigour and humour.
• 5-year graduate programme with year-long rotations.
• With 36 businesses within INEOS, you won't be short of career choices.
• Lots of national and international travel opportunities.
• The Namibian Challenge - "it's bonkers!"

• State-of-the-art campus - garden, racing track and amazing food!
• Only metres away from the Silverstone race track.
• Work with second-to-none technology.
• Teamwork is a crucial element in the cars' success.
• Placements at Aston Martin Formula One will develop both your practical and "soft" skills.

We asked the graduates at Centrica "why should a student choose Centrica?" and this is what they said:

• You'll work at the forefront of the energy transition.
• You can figure out exactly where you want your career to go while being supported by the nicest group of people.
• Centrica really cares about its employees - there are lots of opportunities for personal and professional development.
• You get the chance to work with all the new cutting-edge technologies.

• On the graduate programme you can select placements to suit your ambitions.
• National and international travel opportunities from day one.
• You'll be joining a company which has put net zero at the top of its priorities.
• Most STEM disciplines can apply and you'll learn lots of transferable skills.
• When applying, show your passion for a specific role.

• Despite the company's size, there is a great family culture.
• You'll have a big say in which rotations you undertake during your placement.
• Opportunities to volunteer to work in the community.
• You'll get to develop your soft skills whichever role you're in.
• Progression to Chartership is actively encouraged.

• 150 graduate intake - you won't be short of friends!
• Huge choice of schemes - there's something for everyone.
• Lots of early responsibility - with a compensation package to match!
• Lakes and mountains right on your doorstep.
• A wide variety of extra curricular activities, such as sports, volunteering and social events.

• You'll be hands-on from day one.
• Transparent and open company culture - questions are always welcome.
• You'll learn all the relevant "soft skills": project management, communication, problem solving, networking and how to be a team player.
• It's not about what you already know, it's about what you're willing to learn.
• A fast-paced environment - as you'd expect.

• CERN is not just for physicists - CERN also recruits from many engineering disciplines.
• 9,000 people are on-site at any given time.
• There are lots of young people - creating a campus-style environment.
• Lots of resources and support to help you relocate.
• You'll work with the finest scientific minds in the world.

• It's amazing how quickly you learn and develop.
• Opportunities to travel globally during and after the graduate scheme.
• All three graduate schemes will lead you on to achieve Chartership.
• The graduates spoke enthusiastically about the open and supportive culture.
• Your STEM degree can take your career in many different directions.

• Show motivation, curiosity, passion and above all be truthful in your application.
• You'll have the opportunity to travel nationally and internationally.
• DNV's sport teams compete with each other around the world.
• Contribute to, and create an impact on, real-world safety.
• DNV supplies a support structure to help you achieve Chartership.

• Early Careers Development Programme is tailored to each individual student.
• Graduates are given lots of personal development and self-learning time.
• There are opportunities for all STEM disciplines across a wide range of roles.
• Graduates have exposure across all aspects of the business - internally and externally.
• Every graduate is encouraged to be an entrepreneur.

• Sky promotes diversity of thought and encourages applications from most STEM disciplines and a wide range of universities.
• Individually tailored graduate programmes.
• A friendly campus environment.
• Sky's five-week bootcamp gives a great introduction to Sky and its people.
• You'll be involved in brand-new projects from day-one.

• Work on business-critical projects from day-one.
• Network with senior business leaders from inside and outside the organisation.
• Opportunities to travel across the UK.
• Curiosity is key.
• Severn Trent actively supports you to achieve Chartership.

• Canadian-owned with offices across the UK.
• Stantec are currently recruiting over 180 graduates for 2023.
• Social and networking events run throughout the graduate programmes.
• Volunteering and charitable work is actively encouraged.
• Lots of support to enable you to achieve Chartership.

... And, most importantly, they are nice people who love their job.

• Nuclear Graduates recruit students from engineering, science and commercial backgrounds.
• The programme includes secondments with a wide range of employers.
• You will work at companies located across the UK.
• You will need a questioning mind and be future-focused.
• After the programme you will be employed by the likes of Sellafield, Magnox, NDA and Rolls-Royce.

• Over 200 students are recruited each year.
• The graduate scheme allows secondments with stakeholding companies.
• You have lots of say in the direction your graduate programme takes.
• Formal and informal networking is actively encouraged.
• Lots of sports groups - scuba diving, hockey, football, yoga, etc.

• You don't have to have been in the Air Cadets to apply.
• You can apply for a bursary from your first year at university - £5,000 a year plus your tuition fees!
• Worldwide travel opportunities.
• Sports galore - skiing, scuba diving, gliding - you name it!
• It's no ordinary job - you'll make friends for life and gain unique experiences.

• Tarmac has hundreds of locations across the UK.
• Training develops not just technical skills but commercial skills as well.
• Graduates are encouraged to involve themselves in lots of charity work.
• Senior managers regularly network with and mentor new graduates.
• You can discuss early on in your career what your future could look like at Tarmac.

• Achieving Net Zero is paramount.
• Technology is changing almost daily.
• Hybrid? North Sea platforms/office based - you name it!
• Training covers both technological skills and personal development.
• School outreach includes encouraging carbon-neutral initiatives. 
• Recent graduates get involved in the undergraduate recruitment process.

• Graduate Scheme can last for five years - result: high level of expertise.
• Rotations often across Europe.
• Namibia challenge - marathons, safaris, mountain hikes and cycling.
• Non-hierarchical structure leads to an agile entrepreneurial mindset.
• Strong emphasis on health and wellbeing - on-site gyms etc.

• Big company, personable teams.
• Passion and willingness to learn is more important than your specific degree discipline.
• Siemens is keen to maintain an ongoing relationship with successful placement students.
• Real sense of community - opportunities to network with experienced members of the team.
• Graduates at Siemens are encouraged to get involved in the recruitment of new students and graduates (so you could be interviewed by one of your peers!).
• Siemens has opportunities for students and graduates in locations across the UK.

• They're on a 100-year mission to clean the site.
• No-one considered decommissioning in the mid 20th century.
• The site would cover 6 Wembley Stadiums.
• All STEM students and graduates are welcome to apply to Sellafield.
• Sellafield helps you to achieve Chartership.

• Based at Silverstone - you're already trackside!
• You can watch your designs shoot past at 200mph.
• Lots of crossover and cooperation across all of the teams.
• It's a campus environment with lots of social activities.
• They seek a diverse workforce and welcome applicants from across the world.

• Ideas are welcomed from everyone.
• The Graduate Programme has rotations across the business.
• SSE recruits from all STEM disciplines, not just engineering.
• The pursuit of sustainability is at the heart of all they do.
• Working towards Chartership is actively encouraged.

• Very friendly environment - with a pre-start open day to meet the rest of the team.
• Really strong team ethic.
• Everyone's free to make suggestions for improvements.
• Experimentation is actively encouraged - no fear of failure.
• Constantly testing, adapting and improving every part of the race car.

• Size and breadth of Roche creates a wide variety of roles.
• In your covering letter show passion for the business.
• Roche develops, trials, packages and delivers the products to patients worldwide.
• They seem like very friendly people and Roche seems a great place to work.
• Students are mentored and supported throughout the placement and graduate schemes.

• Access to so many training opportunities - both soft and hard skills.
• Wide variety of roles for all STEM disciplines.
• Lots of responsibility from day-one - Toyota sees graduates as the future of the business.
• Kaizen (continuous improvement) is practised daily throughout the manufacturing process.
• Opportunities for international secondments.

Key Takeaways:

• Management of vast amounts of data requires the very latest technology.
• The Zurich graduates are from across the STEM spectrum.
• Training is provided - and paid for!
• Lots of social clubs and networking opportunities.
• This webinar will change forever any preconceptions you may have about the insurance sector.

Key Takeaways:

• Global company - grads and interns are able to build a worldwide network.
• Great support at work - Chartership, training and mentoring.
• Great support socially - sports clubs, meet-ups, events.
• Many placement students join Cummins when they graduate.
• Lots of hints and tips to enhance your application

Season 2: Gradcracker webinar with Galliford Try

They discuss the recruitment process, what they look for in a candidate and they provide us with top tips on how to write a successful cover letter.