FAQs
What is the Shell Graduate Programme?
The Shell Graduate Programme is an opportunity for recent graduates to join Shell and take part in projects that address energy-related challenges while developing their skills in a supportive and inclusive environment.
What qualifications do I need to apply for the Shell Graduate Programme?
To be eligible, you must be pursuing or have completed a bachelor’s or master's degree, have graduated prior to your first day at Shell, and have less than three years of professional work experience.
Do I need to speak German to apply for the program in Germany?
Yes, for German-based roles, fluency in German (B2 level) and English is required.
What kind of career opportunities can I expect at Shell?
Shell offers diverse career opportunities in both national and international teams, enabling you to work on a variety of projects at the forefront of technologies and energy solutions.
Will I receive support for my professional development?
Yes, Shell provides access to a wide range of training and development programs to help you grow your skills and advance your career.
Is there a performance-related salary increase?
Yes, Shell offers a competitive starting salary with annual performance-related salary increases.
Does Shell provide any wellness programs?
Yes, Shell has a mental health program, comprehensive counselling, and access to the EGYM Wellpass, which includes nationwide access to various fitness and wellness offers.
Can I apply to the Shell Graduate Programme if I have more than three years of experience?
No, the programme is specifically aimed at graduates with less than three years of professional work experience.
How do I submit my application?
You can submit your application through the Shell careers website, ensuring that your CV is in English and including a motivation letter.
Will I have the opportunity to collaborate with experienced colleagues?
Yes, as part of the Shell Graduate Programme, you will work with experienced colleagues and be encouraged to share your unique perspectives on addressing energy challenges.