Tarmac recruits more graduates
Published by Rebecca Bowden,
Assistant Editor
World Cement,
Tarmac has announced that it is recruiting its biggest graduate intake to date, with 37 university leavers set to join its nationwide programme next year. As part of its 2015 graduate scheme, Tarmac welcomed 30 new graduates.
Graduate positions last for two years, and a variety of roles are offered across the business. The scheme is designed to build business skills and provide graduates with an insight into their chosen specialism, including management, technical and engineering, operations management and finance.
Commenting on the programme, Cyrille Ragoucy, chief executive of Tarmac, said: "The UK construction industry needs talented and highly-skilled people to help deliver the next generation of infrastructure supporting our economy and quality of life well into the future.
"To address this need, Tarmac is offering a range of exciting opportunities to young people. By supporting their development and enabling them to have successful careers in our company, these graduates will have a real contribution to the UK's future.”
In addition to its graduate recruitment programme, the company has an annual commitment to offer around 80 apprenticeship opportunities across the UK.
Adapted from press release by Rebecca Bowden
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/europe-cis/30102015/tarmac-graduate-recruitment-scheme-881/
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