For the first time ever, Transport for Wales is launching a “Graduate Scheme” for five lucky university graduates, but the offer will close on February 1st.
The smiles are either because of the job opportunity, or because their faces are all over Welsh news.
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Five lucky university graduates will be selected for Transport for Wales’ first-ever scheme for coming and working for them for two years. However, applications will close on February 1st.
Anyone joining will get to participate in engineering, risk analysis, and transport planning, on projects such as the South Wales Metro. They will follow a program of vocational work, educational learning, and the opportunity to study for professional qualifications.
James Price, Transport for Wales Chief Executive, said: “I’m delighted we’ve launched our first ever graduate scheme and I encourage anyone who’ll have graduated by September 2021 to consider applying.”
“(Transport for Wales) is a young, growing organisation with bold plans to transform transport in Wales, so this is a unique and exciting time to join the TfW team. While our graduates are learning new skills and gaining some great experience, they’ll also see the impact of their work in their communities.”
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Lisa Yates, Director of People and Organizational Development at Transport for Wales, added: “Our vision is to become an employer of choice and launching our graduate scheme is an exciting milestone for us.”
“Our graduates will be able to get their careers off to a great start. We have an exciting range of roles on offer as well as a robust, two-year placement, with opportunities to work across different parts of TfW and with our partners and stakeholders.”
Anyone who will have graduated by September 2021 can apply. You can find out more and apply to Transport for Wales’s Graduate Scheme here.