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Latest news : Kia training scheme

There is some good news for graduates as car manufacturer Kia launches a graduate training programme. Roles will be available in areas such as marketing, sales, finance, after-sales and logistics.

Gary Tomlinson, Head of Human Resources explained: ‘As many as one in ten UK graduates failed to find a job last year and prospects for 2010 are just as gloomy.

‘At Kia we have a growing brand, a growing company and consequently growing opportunities both for our existing staff and for potential new recruits. We have decided that we will launch a specific 12-month training and employment programme for new graduates who want to work in a challenging and exciting environment.’

The company will offer five graduates 12-month contracts during the last quarter of 2010. There will be roles available in areas such as sales, marketing, after-sales and logistics, finance and the company's dedicated dealer training service.

‘We are looking for ambitious and talented individuals who possess the potential to forge a career within our rapidly growing organisation. Candidates should posses the ability to work effectively within our team-orientated culture, be quick learners, with the capability to adapt to an ever-changing environment,’ said Gary.

To apply, you must be educated to graduate level with a 2.2 or above, preferably in a business related subject. Applicants must also have a full UK driving licence and valid passport as there may be some travel within the UK and Europe. Applicants must also be eligible to work in the UK (documentary evidence will be required if shortlisted).

Closing date for applications is Friday 3 September 2010. For more information visit Kia Careers

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Written by Editor, Graduate Prospects
Date: 
August 2010
 
 
 
 

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