Vodafone Ireland graduate employees from left Patrick Wrenn; Tunshina Ratnam; Karl Giles; Maame Mensah; Caoimhe MacNulty; and Eoin Davis; pictured at Vodafone Head Office in Dublin.
Vodafone Ireland is offering final year college students and recent graduates the chance to choose their path with the launch of its 2022 Graduate Programme. Now in its 12th year, the graduate programme will see 40 future leaders develop their skills and kick start their careers with the guidance and support offered by Vodafone Ireland.
For the first time ever, graduates will be able to choose from seven different streams of the business (Data, Communications & Marketing, Technology, Corporate Security & Legal, Finance, Digital, and Business Management) across the 18-month rotational programme, offering a wealth of great opportunities and experiences so they can build their network and develop existing and new skills.
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on youth unemployment which stands 14% lower than pre-pandemic levels. Vodafone Ireland has enhanced the graduate programme to ensure it is suitable for those from a large variety of disciplines and diverse backgrounds. Over the last four years alone, Vodafone has offered over 1,000 young people the opportunity to be a part of the Vodafone Ireland team through internships, youth experience days and the graduate programme.
All graduate intakes reflect a 50:50 gender representation. Nearly a third of current graduates represent a variety of different experiences, which means 30% of graduates on this year’s programme identify as coming from typically underrepresented minority backgrounds, including people with disabilities and people from racial and ethnic minorities. 63% of early-career LGBT+ employees said Vodafone’s inclusive culture helped them to be themselves at work.
As part of the Graduate Programme, Vodafone will offer a 60:40 hybrid working model, where all employees can spend 60% of their time working remotely and can also avail of Vodafone’s Gigabit Hubs around the country. Almost half (49%) of Vodafone’s interns and graduates in 2021 are from areas outside of Dublin, compared with 39% the previous year.
James Magill, Human Resources Director at Vodafone Ireland, commented: “It is fantastic to announce that Vodafone Ireland is making 40 graduate positions available as part of its 2022 Graduate Programme. The past 18-months have been incredibly challenging for young people in Ireland, with huge amounts of uncertainty and change and we are delighted to be able to increase our focus on youth at such a challenging time.sp;
“We offer a wealth of opportunities across various streams of our company for graduates, suitable for those from a large variety of disciplines and many diverse backgrounds. Our aim is to provide them with the experience and tools that will allow them to grow and develop their careers at Vodafone Ireland.”
Applications for the 2022 Summer Internship Programme close on November 4th with the programme beginning in September 2022.
For more information and to apply, visit https://n.vodafone.ie/careers/graduates.html.
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