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Shell Summer Internship Programme

Shell is a world leader in the energy industry, with operations and business activities in more than 70 countries. Our vision to be one of the most competitive companies in the world drives us to search for talented people who are as committed to growth as we are. We offer a range of challenging careers worldwide, providing you with experience through internships, graduate programmes and career development opportunities. If you have what it takes to thrive at Shell then come join us!

We invite penultimate year students from all disciplines (including engineering) across the UK to apply for our 12-week paid internship programme at our offices based in London or Manchester during summer 2019.

ExxonMobil Summer Internship Programme

The ExxonMobil Summer Internship Programme is an 8-12 week programme that provides engineering students with the opportunity to work on a wide variety of projects across the UK. Applications are accepted throughout the year, but all internships must be taken up between June and August. The programme is open to penultimate year undergraduates who have successfully completed at least two years of study in their chosen area of engineering (or related discipline), and requires that interns complete around 20 hours per week during their time at ExxonMobil.

Interns will receive a salary of £22,500 per annum, paid in monthly installments from May through to August during which they can expect:

To participate in weekly training sessions that offer insight into how ExxonMobil works; To meet other interns from across Europe; To attend several company events where you’ll get the chance to network with your peers;

To carry out research and practical tasks for one or more projects under the guidance of an experienced mentor;

E.ON Summer Internship Programme

E.ON is a multinational electric utility company based in Germany, with operations across Europe and the Americas. It’s listed on the DAX index of top-tier German companies and employs more than 75,000 people worldwide.

The company produces electricity and gas using nuclear power plants, hydroelectric power stations and fossil fuels such as coal or natural gas. In addition to this, it also offers products and services related to energy efficiency like home energy savings schemes that you can find out more about via their website here: https://www.eonenergyefficiencyoffer.co.uk/.

If you’re interested in applying for EON’s Summer Internship Programme then there are a few things you should know before applying such as its duration (two months), what you should do if successful at interview stage (three shortlisted candidates) etc… You can find all these details plus find out everything else there is too know about applying by clicking here: https://www1..npower..com/careers/internships/.

BP Summer Internship Programme

BP is a global company that offers many different internships.

Undergraduate students can apply for BP’s undergraduate program.
Graduate students and recent graduates can apply for BP’s graduate program, which is open to students who are in their final year of study or have graduated within the last 12 months.

BP’s internship programs are very competitive, so you should apply early—the deadline is typically around February or March each year! If you’re interested in an internship with BP, here are some areas where you can work: business, marketing, finance/accounting/auditing/taxation (including tax planning), engineering (including technology), and information technology

NASA Summer Internship Programme

The NASA Summer Internship Programme provides a unique opportunity for students to work alongside some of the world’s leading scientists and engineers.

Students will work as interns in one of the following fields: Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate; Science Mission Directorate; Space Technology Mission Directorate; Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate; Education and Workforce Development Programmes Office (EPD).

Participants must be enrolled at an accredited institution of higher education, have completed at least their second year of undergraduate studies by 1 February 2019 and have a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.