Graduate Prospects - September 19, 2007 - (Page 11)

www.prospects.ac.uk Issue 51 · 19 September · Fortnightly PROSPECTS GRADUATE 11 The Berkeley Academy for Graduates The Berkeley Academy for Graduates | £23,000 rising to £25,000 + benefits London and the South East | Starting January 2008 The speed at which we transform derelict brownfield sites into award-winning Berkeley developments is often astonishing. And our Academy is equally fast-paced. Here, you’ll be treated as a gifted, entrepreneurial person who doesn’t need years to decide what career path to take. At the end of the twelve month scheme, you’ll have experienced life in each area of our £1 billion housing business, and decided exactly where you’ll make your mark. As long as you’ve a 2:1 in any Business, Technical or Engineering related degree (or equivalent), you could settle in Land & Planning, Technical, Commercial, Construction, Sales & Marketing or Customer Service – they all have an enormous impact on our projects. From eye-catching architecture like Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth, to sustainable communities like The Hamptons, South West London, to landmark regeneration schemes like Chelsea Bridge Wharf; let us inspire you every day next year. And for many more to come. Apply at www.berkeley-academy.co.uk http://www.prospects.ac.uk http://www.brighton.ac.uk/ktp/newvacancies http://www.brighton.ac.uk/ktp/newvacancies http://www.rightmove.co.uk http://www.berkeley-academy.co.uk http://www.berkeley-academy.co.uk

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Editorial: It's Not Too Late Editorial: Bloggers At Work BMRB Ltd Editorial: Desperate for Change National Graduate Recruitment Exhibitions London Autumn Graduate Fair Community Transport Deltatre Media Enterprise PLC Scottish Graduate Fair Hanovia Limited Perriam and Everett Berkley Homes University of Brighton ITFC Manchester Ethnic Diversity Fair Editorial: Business Plan

Graduate Prospects - September 19, 2007

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