Gradcracker

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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...

Key Takeaways: 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."

Key Takeaways: 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!"

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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 professiona...

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways: 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.

Key Takeaways 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.