@triple-c. i need dem SRD goods too man.
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@triple-c. i need dem SRD goods too man.
Triple-C kindly check,ur mail.I sent u a PM asking 4 d material.
Thanks in anticipation
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Originally Posted by oba1
I tot you are told not to U̶̲̥̅я̩̥̊ mails in this thread,do you want shell to victimise you,I won't why some people call themselves graduate,buh they don't act like one. JU̶̲̥̅̊§τ̲̅ PM who ever you want them to help you and you get immediate response and not your mail here,it is for safety Oº°˚˚°º
Don't mind M̶̲̥̅γ̲̣̣̥ TYPOs its an advice for you all
@2goo: Guy, it's about d huge number of pple trying to get jobs in Nigeria...Schlumberger has talked about the large talent pool in Nigeria, so it's difficult even for these companies to choose people to employ. Also talk about the small amount of 'favoritisms' that exist (dat wnt help U if U dnt pass d test!)
That said, it just means dat U didnt get up 2 d cut off for d test done in Nigeria, shikena. Stop trying to confuse us!
Dis is d memo dat was sent to all Shell Staff:
From:UIG-SEPCiN-Corporate-Notification SPDC-ITUI/IF
Sent: 13 March 2012 17:16
Subject: Technical Graduate Recruitment
Technical Graduate Recruitment
The Technical Graduate Recruitment campaign for 2012 has been launched.
Staff are encouraged to spread the news. Apply on-line at www.shell.com/careers
The recruitment bucket closes on the 29th March 2012. Please click here for advert details.
Julia Fufeyin
Recruitment Manager, Africa
I got this from one of my senior friends already within the system, U know waht I mean, loool
To apply for shell technical graduate trainees, please visit www.shell.com/Careers till the 29th March 2012 and click the following:
1. Students & graduates
2. How do I apply?
3. Three ways 2 get a job with shell
4. Shell recruitmnt day
5. Register & apply now
6. Once u've completed the data protectn sectn & entered personal details, u'll need 2 validate your email addr.
7. Look out for our validation email in your email acct entitled your shell account informatn.
8. After validation pls log on to your acct & submit ur applicatn
9. In the opportunities & eligibility sectn u must choosé local opportunities (which can only be seen if u choose Nigeria as your country of residence even if you are not currently in Nigeria)
10. Ensure you giv active contacts
God's speed.
hello donivald,they just sent me another mail saying i was unsuccessful after careful consideration and review,what should i do now,this in my third email i use in registering and still not getting through,what can i add to make my application scale through guys,any help will be appreciated or should i lie that i have a scholarship when i have none? please help guysQuote:
Originally Posted by donivald
Bro....what date did you apply last year?Quote:
Originally Posted by clever2008
thanks a lot triple-C and Ken. I 'preciate!
Thanks dollen........u really did solve a problem...............mine reads application received now!Quote:
Originally Posted by dollben
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITH SHELL FOR TECHNICAL GRADUATE TRAINEES
Shell is a global player in the energy and petrochemical
business and is one of the world’s most successful
companies, offering international career prospects and
outstanding challenges. We are committed to a
business strategy that focuses on excellence while
balancing profits with principles. As such, we require
world-class talents to join our truly world-class business.
We are an equal opportunity employer that promotes
diversity and values differences. Consequently, we
employ people of diverse background regardless of
gender, race, creed, social
and marital status etc
THE POSITION: EMPLOYMENT AS TECHNICAL
GRADUATE TRAINEES
RESPONSIBILITY AND CHALLENGE:
Upon recruitment, you will be assigned real
responsibilities and accountabilities which are
measurable.
Under the supervision of a technical professional, your
first job assignment will be in one of the following areas:
Field Engineering
Production Engineering
Petroleum Engineering
Well Engineering
Project Engineering
Geosciences
This will provide you with opportunities for career growth
and development and a chance to make an effective
contribution to the business from your very first day on
the job. Future roles and career progression will be
dictated by performance and competence.
BENEFITS
We offer a compensation package that is competitive
within the energy industry in Nigeria.
REQUIREMENTS
If you have a flair for diverse and unusual challenges,
and a passion for making a real impact in an
environment where standards are high, then you are the
right person for the job.
POSITION REQUIREMENT
To be considered, you should have good academic
qualifications, ideally with a minimum of 2.1 degree in
any of the following Engineering disciplines: Petroleum,
Chemical, Mechanical, Production, Electrical/Electronics,
Civil , Material/Metallurgical, Electrical, Computer,
Systems, Cybermatics, Mining, Instrumentation/ Control,
and Structural Engineering. Or additionally a degree in
Geology, Geophysics, Geomatics, Physics, Petrophysics,
Mathematics, Naval Architecture, Industrial
Chemistry or Chemistry. A post graduate degree would
be an added advantage. You need to have graduated
within the last 3 years (5 years if you hold a post
graduate degree), and should have completed your
NYSC on or before 1st June, 2012. You will also have at
least five credits at GCE O’ level (or equivalent),
including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English
language obtained in not more than two sittings.
In addition, you must not have taken part in a Shell
Recruitment Day in the past 3 years, or written our test in
the past 12 months.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
To apply, please visit www.shell.com/careers till the 29th
March, 2012 and follow these simple steps:
Click on Students and Graduates, then How do
I apply?
Click on Three ways to get a job with Shell then
select Shell Recruitment Day
Scroll down the page to Register and Apply
Now
Once you have completed the Data Protection
section and entered your personal details, you
will need to validate your email address
Look out for our validation email in your email
account entitled Your Shell Account Information
After validation, please log on to your account
and submit your application
In the Opportunities and Eligibility section you
must choose Local Opportunities
Ensure that telephone numbers and e-mail
addresses given are active and valid as all
correspondence will be via e-mail.
Closing date is March 29, 2012.
Shell is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Triple C.I gt ur mail.Thanks for your support.God bless
@K mature.I guess its same as the one we have applied for.Is it?
I. Guess there's no point for commercial degrees applying. Infact mine from last year still reads under review. So when they need us they will call us.
Thanks Triple C.I ur d best!....jah bless
You dont even have an idea about what my CV looks like, where I have worked and what training I have had yet you come out to make stupid ignorant comment. Is Shell Nigeria better than Shell Netherlands which is the head office? For your information I have an interview with Shell Netherlands in April so stop being narrow minded in your response.Quote:
did you apply last. If u did,did u apply b4 29th march of last yr? If yes,them wait till it's one full calendar year b4 submitting ur new application, and make sure u use d same email address that u used last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by clever2008
did you apply last year? If u did,did u apply b4 29th march of last yr? If yes,them wait till it's one full calendar year b4 submitting ur new application, and make sure u use d same email address that u used last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by clever2008
2goo, it's good to hear of your achievements. I don't know if the shell applicant database is set up to recognize applicants based on their names. If it is, then Shell Nigeria may have figured out that you have a pending application somewhere. I think this may be the reason your application was rejected. Wishing the best in your upcoming interview.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2goo
@clever2008: applications will normally go through an automated screening process. It could be that there is a criteria that you do not meet, i.e. NYSC passing out year, Age etc. OR whoever is on the receiving end after the screening keeps seeing the same name and is rejecting your applications.
If it is the latter, the easiest way out will be to use a middle name and re-apply. Either way, I will suggest you give the applications a rest for now, and re-apply in a couple of days (if you still insist).
All the best, and Good Luck!
PS - this is only MY opinion oh! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by msteef87
@2goo: if U checked my comment carefully, U'd nt find narrowmindedness!
It's easy to be angry at d situation, but I put it to U, RAW TALENT in Nigeria, beats dat in Netherlands! & if nt for foreign policy situation in European countries, many Nigerians wld wrk dere...
So I'm saying: Shell doesnt call U for SRD based on your qualifications, but based on ur success in the Shell Test! dat's all!
& I seriously think that age isnt an issue with shell
Another ignorant post. Who have written the test in Nigeria before you talk about SRD? Is it not after shortlisting that you will write test. Also for your info, I did my BSC in Nigeria (UNILAG) in Engineering and trust me the education in Nigeria is not close to anything you have in any European country including the talent you talk about.Quote:
I am pretty sure from your response you have not studied outside Nigeria and have this narrow minded view that Nigerians are the smartest and the best everywhere. You need to go to a multicultural and multinational environment where you have the Indians, Chinese and others to know that assumption is wrong. There are smart Nigerians but nothing close to the picture you all paint. The only reason why Nigerians appear to apply so much to the oil and gas industry is because most other industries are dead in Nigeria and even the once that are not dead pay far less than what the oil companies pay in Nigeria. In Europe/ America most companies pays reasonable well that you dont need to be in the oil and gas industry to make good money.
Abeg house make we hear word, a lot of us here studied abroad too and we all knw how things work...if u r not successful in ur application, it mean that u did not meet their requirements..period!!..Each continent have thier own criteria based on many factors best known to them...from personal experience total recruitment process in Europe is much different from total recruitment in Naija...so peeps lets not start all this online war ..it makes no sense..
Thanks Boss!! But my regret mail came on Aug. 1, 2011 after I attended SRD. Am thinking that must have been the final outcome! Or isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Triple-C
Cheers.
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Originally Posted by dollben
@Dollben, GOD bless u sir.
which kind thing come be this one naah! @2goo & @boshemann abeg leave this matter make e rest, the amount of foreign degree wey dey naija XS, so that one no b criteria again, make una leave dat side.
Instead, lets channel our energy into making this year count for good. the year is still young, but before one knows what is going on, it will be August, then September, and October, by that time, every starts marking time again. Brother, lets make this year count.
your shining does not in any way affect my shining, nor does mine hinder yours, the sky is too big for two birds to clash, so we can all succeed this year, but that can only be, when we put our house in order and help one another make significant achievements this year.
It is only goats, cows, etc that will always struggle for every little space they see, because they are "down", highliers like the eagle knows better, they understand that every one of them can fly at the same time, and that is y, u see them lifting up one of their own when he is down or injured.
GUYS, IN MY OPINION, I WOULD SAY, LETS MAKE IT COUNT. thanks
Application under Review!Quote:
Originally Posted by K2mature
as at last week if u had tried applying, U would have noticed that the system still has your record of last yr's application. But after one yr, the system allows u to apply.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bduke
My Take: apply, and leave them to sort out when the final or not was.
all d best
Bros sorry no vex. I just got a call just now that the Interview I did in Maersk Oil Copenhagen, Denmark last week was successful and have been given a place in the MITAS program as a Drilling Engineer to be based in Denmark, so make we no continue this argument because na happiness I dey so now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Triple-C
Good luck to all of you for your Shell Nigerian job.
Congrats bro! May tesimonies like this saturate naijahotjobs this year,in Jesus name. Amen!Quote:
Originally Posted by 2goo
@2goo....u r just a typical naija brain...i dont want to sound sarcastic but ur very last comment is not called for...for crying out loud..most people comenting here have very good jobs and others dont, peeps here are no riff raffs so i dont c y u should be displaying this act of childishness...who knws if u r just day dreaming?...anyways goodluck.
Hey guys,
There's no need to hurl insults at each other. Afterall, we're all here to help one another.
Sorry house , i never ment to insult or cause confusion here..just that i advice we choose our words carefully...we r not here to compete rather..we r here to share infos and get things done ac
Thanks Triple C!!! (Very Correct Guy).Quote:
Originally Posted by Triple-C
Spot on!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by dollben
So shall we move on then.
I talk am say the temperature hia too high. Anyways, life itself is a race of opportunities, when your own come, make the best use of it. And while you are at it, put a smile on someone's face. Haba, na only 1 life we all get to live ooooo...
All these multinationals sha, make una arrange wella for boys ooooooo...
Well, dont see anything bad in my last post, but if you feel offended, sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by dollben
I initially made a very general ordinary post and [email protected] said I cannot pass the Shell test, thats why I was not shortlisted without even knowing me. I have only written Shell Nigeria test once, passed the test, did the SRD for a whole day but didn't get the job eventually in 2008, but still went ahead to work in an oil company in Nigeria before my masters degree outside Nigeria in Petroleum Engineering, so I've not even said anything about myself and the guy concluded without knowing me.
But if you feel offended, sorry because the picture you painted about me is not a true reflection of my person as i try to treat people distinctly for who they are because our reasoning varies depending on cultural orientation but some people's response to my simple post shows they are angry with me for reasons best known to them like we are competing.
All thesame, good luck to you all in your Shell application
i second that dollben!Quote:
Originally Posted by dollben
@Triple C, pls i sent u a PM. Thanks n Jah bless as i wait 4 ur favourable response
correct! I'm glad to hear this.Quote:
Originally Posted by K2mature