Company Profile
Babcock International Group
Company Overview
Babcock International Group is a global engineering services organisation with a proven track record of excellence. Operating in the UK and internationally, we are trusted to deliver complex and critical support to the defence, emergency services and civil nuclear sectors.
To do what we do takes the talents of thousands: over 35,000 professionals from every kind of discipline imaginable. Expert engineers, skilled scientists, bright business minds and everyone in between.
Together, we help defence forces protect countries and communities, we help emergency services providers save lives and we help the power industry keep the lights on. We’re good at it too. We’re the biggest company of our kind in the UK. And with tens of billions of business in the order book and pipeline, we’re set to stay busy.
Benefits
Salary and Benefits
We offer Competitive starting salaries to all our graduates. Depending on your location, role and qualifications, you can expect to start on anything between £28,000-£30,000. We also operate a contributory pension scheme.
Training and Development
Graduate Trainees enter into a structured development programme. This will see you experiencing different parts of your chosen area through rotational placements and attending on-the-job development modules to accelerate your learning throughout the programme. At all points of your journey, you’ll be supported. This support comes from a graduate 'buddy' during your initial few months and a formal mentor to advise and guide you through the programme, in many cases leading to professional registration, such as chartership.
Social and Community Life
With a large community of graduates throughout the business,there’s always something happening at Babcock. We have clubs and societies in many locations, and you’ll have plenty of opportunities to get involved in inspiring charity and community events.
Graduates are also at the forefront of our STEM Ambassador programme, which promotes technical subjects in schools throughout the UK.