Grand Oak Limited Graduate Management Trainee Careers

Posted by Best Job Finder Nigeria | October 26, 2011 | Job Vacancies Blog in Nigeria

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Nigerian major professional of wine and people. GOL is devoted to the marketing of Fast Going Client Products (FMCG) precise at the well-known part of the economic system. We are a way of life identifying company with foreign reputation as found in our NIS ISO 9001-2000 qualifications by the Requirements Business of Nigeria (SON).

We are looking for to generate fresh and powerful school students into our MANAGEMENT TRAINEE SCHEME.

The scheme was well-known with the plan of building fresh students to take up managing jobs later on.
To Qualify Applicants Must:
Possess a Bachelor’s degree with at least Second Class (Honours) in Engineering, Sciences, Social Sciences, Marketing and Mass Communication. An MBA will be an added advantage
Have Credits in at least five subjects, including English and mathematics in SSCE/GCE at one sitting
Not more than 28 years old by 1st January 2012
Have concluded the NYSC programme
Possess analytical, superb numerical, communication and interpersonal skills
Applications should come in not more than 8th November 2011

Interested candidates should forward their handwritten applications (with CV including day time telephone number) to:
Human Resources Development Manager
Grand Oak Limited
2B Adewunmi Industrial Estate
Kudirat Abiola Way, Oregun
Or apply online (attaching a one page CV) through the email address:recruitment@gol-ng.com

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