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Graduate Programme
Global Gas Trading & Technology recognises the continuing recruitment deficiency within the international gas industry. In an effort to help address this shortfall of new talented people, we are pleased to create our own Global Gas Graduate Programme which will attract and introduce keen and eager minds directly to the gas industry.
Directed at university graduates who are in their final year of their studies, the Global Gas Graduate Programme will attract graduates from around the world who are seriously considering a career with the gas industry.
International graduates will be able to register their desire to attend a dedicated conference specifically designed to introduce them to the international gas community. International companies will fund the graduate’s time at the event through sponsorship. The level of sponsorship will dictate the number of graduates who will be able to attend.
Graduate benefits
- Introduction to the gas industry
- Networking with international companies
- Discovering how to become part of the gas industry
- Gaining insights into the latest projects and technologies
Sponsor benefits
- Branding on the Global Gas Graduate Programme web page
- Branding on relevant marketing and material promoting both Global Gas Trading & Technology and the Graduate Programme
- Select individual graduates to attend from those registered
- Make your own presentation to all graduates on the programme
- Network with all graduates
Companies can choose to sponsor either 10 graduates for £20,000 GBP, 5 graduates at a cost of £10,000 GBP or 2 graduates at £4,000. This scheme is not intended to generate profit. These amounts will go toward the cost of graduates attendance, including flights, hotels, subsistence and administration.
Event News
Kerry Sanderson AO, Agent General, Government of Western Australia opened the Conference Executive Committee meeting held in London on 30th July 2010, with an extremely powerful presentation regarding Australia’s extensive energy resources, their strong export focus and AUD $130 billion worth of petroleum projects under construction or planned in Western Australia.