150 vacancies for
graduates in 2010

AccountancyFinanceManagementHumanResourcesITMarketingRetailingSales

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Barclays Bank Barclays spirit of innovation inspires groundbreaking ideas that move the entire industry forward. Whether it's reaching untapped markets, capitalising on the latest technology, launching futuristic new retail bank branches or introducing imaginative products like the carbon-neutral debit card, Barclays always seem to get there first. Not surprisingly their fresh-thinking approach also makes them an inspirational place to develop a graduate career.

That could be in Barclaycard, Commercial Bank, Finance, HR, Retail Banking, Technology, Tax or UKRB Marketing & Products. Each business area runs its own structured training programme lasting between one and three years. Graduates will get a real insight into how the area operates, enjoy a high profile and learn from business leaders.

Barclays look for a strong academic background. But the right attitude is just as important as a quick brain. Graduates must be ambitious, commercially aware and focused with the drive and initiative to improve on what's gone before. What has been done outside of academia — placements, gap years, voluntary work or sporting or cultural activities for example — will also help Barclays decide whether applicants have the potential to make a real impact on their business.

Expect formal training, on-the-job learning, study leave to help gain professional qualifications and a personal budget to invest in personal development that's relevant to the role. What's more, graduate development won t stop when the programme ends. Career-long learning is a way of life at Barclays and will encourage successful applicants to really make a mark and get on.