South Africa, like many other countries, is desperate for skills. Good, solid, technical skills – together with a get-up-and-go attitude –
and the desire to work for a world-class organization that is leading
the way! In addition, we have made a commitment in South Africa that we need to transform our organization
and develop
and empower Black individuals who historically have not had
the opportunity to participate in
the global economy. It is through this investment in our country's people that we contribute to
the development of a nation capable of competing on
the global stage. This makes for an exciting recipe! We have: Plenty of young
and talented individuals who are eager to get stuck in
and learn. Formal, recognized qualifications that form
the basis for further development. A huge big global organization – Oracle – that is committed to developing these graduates
and giving them an opportunity that is out of this world! Mix
the above ‘ingredients’ together Tackle
and remove potential “lumps & bumps” along
the way as we learn
and grow together Nurture
and care for each other in a warm but tough environment What have we achieved? In most cases,
the outcome is an awesome bunch of new talent that is well equipped to face
the IT world. Where we have
the opportunity
and suitable headcount available to employ these graduates at Oracle we snap them up – alternatively our business partners
and customers are always eager to recruit Oracle graduates into their organizations! These individuals go through real-life work place experience whilst at Oracle. In some cases they get to travel internationally.
The excitement
and buzz gets into their system
and their blood becomes truly RED! Oracle RED! This is valuable talent
and expertise to have in our eco-system
and it’s an exciting program to be a part of not only as a graduate but as an Oracle employee too! If you have any questions related to this article feel free to contact
[email protected]. You can find our job opportunities via http://campus.oracle.com. Technorati Tags: South Africa,technical skills,graduate program,opportunity,global organization,new talent
