A World of Opportunity for Graduates
Are you ready to put your education to work? Take on new challenges to help us find newer, cleaner ways to power the world.
You’ll also continue to learn and grow – through on-the-job
experience and team collaboration with talented professionals. Horizons is
the name of our five-year competency-based development program which has been
specifically designed for new graduates or those who have less than five years
work experience and applicable educational qualifications. And although Horizon’s main focus is the first five years of your career, the career development and planning tools used in the program – as well as people you meet through the program – will be valuable throughout your career.
Horizons Philosophy
The Horizons program develops employee competency through technical training, assignments and mentoring. These three tenets will have a critical role in developing your career.
Horizons provides several benefits to both employees and Chevron including:
- Attracting and retaining the best people.
- Positioning employees to compete for a variety of global upstream opportunities.
- Providing clearly defined development plans that place employees on an accelerated path towards their career objectives.
All of these serve to strengthen organizational capability, thereby ensuring that Chevron has the resources, expertise, and transfer of knowledge to effectively meet the future business needs of the company.
Who Should Be Enrolled into the Horizons Program?
To be part of the five-year graduate program, you must have completed a
relevant Bachelor’s, Master’s or Doctorate degree, or have received
this degree within the last five years.
You may be eligible if your educational background is in one or more of the following areas, which may vary each year:
- Drilling and completions engineering
- Earth science (geology, geophysics)
- Environmental science/environmental engineering
- Facilities engineering (instrument/electrical, mechanical, civil)
- Health and safety
- Information management
- Information technology/computer science
- Petroleum engineering
- Policy, government and public affairs
- Supply chain management
Application Process
The selection process for the Horizons program will include all or part
of the following activities:
- Review of resume and academic performance
- Behavioural interview/ technical presentation
- Assessment centre (to be held in Perth)
- Reference checking
- Pre-employment medical.
Applications open on 1 March 2010 and close on 28 March 2010. People recruited
in the 2010 intake will begin in early 2011.