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Career with Network Rail
Right now, 1.3 billion journeys are made on the railway every year, and the number of passengers just keeps on growing (by 40% in the last 10 years). We need to continue to meet customer needs, while providing even better value for money in the future. It's ambitious, complex and extremely challenging. And some £35bn is being invested to make sure it happens.
The graduates who join enjoy immediate involvement in major projects and initiatives. All programmes are designed to equip you with all the tools you need to become a technical expert or future leader of Network Rail.
Programmes are available in Civil Engineering, Rail Vehicle Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Finance, Information Management (IT), Project Management, General Management, Contracts & Procurement, Property, and Strategic Planning.
If you have the determination and ambition, it's fair to say that Network Rail can offer you the chance to build an outstanding career. To find out more, and to apply, visit http://careers.networkrail.co.uk/graduates
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