Description

Job Title: Law Graduate Internship

This program offers recent Nigerian graduates the opportunity to gain invaluable industry experience in a leading indigenous oil and gas company. From day one of your internship, you can expect to apply your knowledge and experience in a real business setting.

You will be given an opportunity to prove yourself through challenging assignments and gain valuable work experience, skills and knowledge that will take you a long way in your future career.

At Seplat Energy Producing Nigeria Unlimited (SEPNU), we believe in continuous learning and development. As an intern with SEPNU, you will be provided not only with on-the-job training but also mentoring and coaching by your supervisors. Finally, an internship with SEPNU will show you what Nigeria’s leading indigenous energy company is like from the inside.

Eligibility

• Applicants to this program must be Nigerian with a Bachelor of Laws, BL degree
• Must have graduated with a minimum grade of Second Class Upper (2:1). Candidates with a bachelor’s degree class of Second Class Lower (2:2) are eligible to apply for the program if they hold a master’s degree with a Distinction
• Must have completed the National Youth Service Corps scheme (NYSC) or no earlier than 2023
• Be self-motivated and energetic with good leadership, teamwork, analytical and communication skills
• Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Office tools – Word, PowerPoint and Excel
• Analytical & problem-solving skills
• Strong interpersonal and negotiation skills
• Effective communication and presentation skills
• Willingness & ability to adapt to new responsibilities and challenges

How to Apply

To start your application, click ‘Apply’.  Your application is complete only when you receive a confirmation email.

Make sure you upload the following documents:

• A cover letter indicating your internship availability period
• An updated resume
• Academic Transcript showing CGPA
• Degree Certificate showing class of degree and date of graduation
• NYSC Discharge/Exemption Certificate

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