Shell
Shell Internship 2021/2022 (Nov 2021)
Queensland, Western Australia
Opportunity expired
Opportunity details
- Internship, Clerkship or Placement
- 10-15 vacancies
- Apply by 31 Aug 2021
- Start date 21 Nov 2021
We're looking for ambitious students to help us do more. If you're ready to make a real impact on the world through challenging projects, apply for a Shell Internship today.
Our Internships are fully assessed and will allow you to get involved in real projects specifically matched to your interests and abilities. You'll receive regular and structured performance evaluations from your mentor and direct supervisor, and you'll find out what the energy industry is really like from the inside.
A Shell Internship gives you the opportunity to:
- Build valuable networks for future career options,
- Discover potential job areas, fields of specialisation or area of future study,
- Gain exposure to the energy industry,
- Work on projects that have a real business impact, and
- Put into practice the theories and concepts you have learned.
As you'll be assessed entirely on how well you perform during your Internship, you could even secure an offer to join Shell full-time when you graduate – without the need for a further interview.
We look for driven, confident, and resilient individuals who can work well in a team to get things done efficiently.
Requirements:
- You must possess current Australian or New Zealand permanent residency or citizenship at the time of applying
- Open to being relocated to our locations based in Perth, Brisbane, Chinchilla, & Gladstone for the 3 Month Programme
- Candidates must be available to start on the 12 Week Assessed Internship Programme on 22nd November 2021
- Applications close on 31st August 2021.
- Your prompt completion of the online assessment will allow us to process your application in a timely manner
- You must attach your academic transcript – we need to see what units you have been studying
Let's deliver better energy solutions together.
Hiring criteria
- No experience required
- Business & Management +more
- Bachelor or higher
Reviews
Office-based engineering support to the local offshore asset. In my current role, my day-to-day responsibilities are typically interfacing with vendors to provide engineering solutions to production problems. An example is when equipment fails, you will need to investigate what you suspect caused the failure, propose a solution and then discuss with local vendors how you will be able to practically achieve this solution.
I am a trading analyst in my first rotation on long term analytics. My day to day responsibilities include working for both the short term and long term traders. I also spend a lot of time completing allowing my company to value large assets for long term deals.
Currently on my first graduate rotation as shutdown inspection engineer. Work has focussed mainly on the midstream turnaround scheduled for 2025. Other than that, it has involved graduate development plan, HR manual reading and workday training.
About the employer
Shell
4.7
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Mining, Oil & Gas
Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemicals companies with an average of 93,000 employees in more than 70 countries.
Pros and cons of working at Shell
Pros
Structured development in graduate program, but still flexible to your preferences for tasks & team rotations
Shell has so far provided me with excellent learning opportunities in areas I was previously experienced as well as new areas. I have been given a lot of responsibility even though I am only a graduate which has allowed me to be exposed to many areas of the business and increase my learning.
Training opportunities. The business has a large focus of developing employees internally. This includes opportunities for international travel to where the Shell SMEs to undertake internal training and appropriate vendor training.
Flexible working arrangements, opportunity to travel, friendly HR and good management
Competitive Benefits - L&D Opportunities - Global Environment
Cons
Changing team members frequently - movement around the company & divisions is promoted which is a plus, but constant handovers delay the progress of work
Bureaucracy
Sometimes getting information can be a bit cumbersome due to being a large company. Generally haven't had any issues through.
The company does not take on many graduates each year, as a result the Graduate community is relatively small. Whilst everyone is incredible supportive, you will have to navigate the graduate program with fewer peers and people in the same boat as you.
It takes up significant part of your life.