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Marks and Spencer graduate scheme
Marks & Spencer. A name that has always been associated with quality. Whether it’s our much-loved food, clothes and furnishings or the outstanding customer service we provide in our stores, we strive to ensure we always offer the very best. And our graduate scheme is no exception.
Degree required
Application procedure
Please refer to our website.
Annual vacancies
About 200
Online application
Location
- National
Sectors
- Arts & Design
- Buying & Merchandising
- Distribution & Logistics
- Food & Drink & Catering
- Retail
Benefits
- Pension Scheme
- Holidays
- Product discounts
Job dates:
Application closes:
Job starts:
3rd September 2012
The Company
We are one of the UK’s leading retailers, with over 21 million people visiting our stores each week. We offer stylish, high quality, great value clothing and home products, as well as outstanding quality foods, responsibly sourced from around 2,000 suppliers globally. We employ over 75,000 people in the UK and abroad, and have over 600 UK stores, plus an expanding international business.
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Case Studies
Name: Will Dennis
Role: Commercial Manager, recently promoted from Graduate Trainee Commercial Manager.
Joined: September 2010
‘The careers prospects with M&S are great when you start from the bottom. The fact that they provided managerial experience was really attractive to me as the retail environment that I had worked in at university did not provide these kinds of opportunities. This experience leads to fast-tracking of your career and you are given a huge amount of responsibility extremely early, leading to endless opportunities.’
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