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Expand Your Engineering Potential
At Penspen we are committed to helping our employees develop and investing in young talent. We therefore offer a Graduate Programme for UK Engineering graduates, supporting you in attaining chartership with a body of your choice, and matching you with experienced mentors in order to support your career development.
Through the Graduate Programme you will join a structured scheme helping you to gain public speaking, presentation, and communication skills, critical & logical thinking, as well as software training and technical report writing.
The UK Graduate Programme encourages collaboration across all levels of the business to provide a comprehensive learning experience for our Graduates.
A selection of our specialisms available to graduates:
- Controls and Instrumentation Engineer
- Process Engineer
- Electrical and Energy Transition Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer
- Proposals Engineer
Want to learn more about the training programme?
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