Barclays Corporate has reshaped its graduate recruitment programme, along with introducing a new website dedicated to entry-level recruitment.
The redesigned recruitment scheme offers graduate and intern-level employees the opportunity to develop specialist skills and experience-based learning within several critical areas of the business: client coverage, product development, operations, technology, risk management, HR, marketing and corporate communications.
In 2011, Barclays Corporate will be recruiting in the region of 120 employees for its graduate programme, as well as around 50 candidates for its eight week summer internship scheme. The target candidate pool will be comprised of recent graduates representing a variety of skills sets and degree disciplines.
Matt Press, Head of Human Resources at Barclays Corporate, said, ‘We’re building a strong graduate programme as we need a pipeline of talent flowing into the organisation to strengthen it and provide the leaders of tomorrow. We're recruiting specifically into particular areas which will allow individuals to develop and grow within a business sector.’
Successful candidates will be given the opportunity to develop their skills both domestically and on an international level.
Matt added, ‘Barclays Corporate is transforming from a predominantly UK corporate bank into a world-class corporate bank by increasing our geographical coverage, enhancing our product offering and strengthening our infrastructure. Our graduate programme is one of the first things we’ve chosen to bring online to help with our expansion. So our graduates will be joining in at an exciting time.’
In order to help identify the best and brightest potential candidates, Barclays Corporate has launched a dedicated website for prospective graduates and interns. The site provides prospects with an overview of the roles within the bank and offers a wealth of information for individuals to understand what to expect from a career in corporate banking in a variety of functions within the bank. Candidates are also provided with advice on how to apply for the graduate and summer internship schemes, which close on the 18th February 2011.
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