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The Nigerian Bottling Company has sent out a notice that will catch the eye of many fresh engineering graduates. It is the Coca Cola Technical Trainee Programme for 2025. A chance to step inside one of the biggest names in the drinks world and learn the ropes, not just from books but from real machines, real plants, real people.

The company says it wants to build the next set of leaders in supply chain and engineering. That may sound lofty, but the idea is simple: take in raw talent, polish it with skill, and set them loose in the field.

What The Training Covers

This is not a one–note course. Trainees will rotate across different areas, gathering knowledge that blends classroom teaching with factory floor lessons.

• Basic bottling process
• Industrial mechatronics
• Automation and process control engineering
• Logistics operations
• Manufacturing excellence tools
• Utility maintenance and operations
• Quality and laboratory processes
• Leadership and team management

It is broad enough to stretch anyone, but also clear enough that no one leaves confused about what they signed up for.

Who Can Apply?

The programme is not open to just anyone.

• Candidates must hold a National Diploma in an engineering field.
• The company is looking for people with energy, curiosity, and a hunger to learn.
• Those who see themselves as part of something bigger than just a job.

So, if you know someone who fits, nudge them. Sometimes, one referral is all it takes.

How To Apply Without Delay

Applications run only through the official technical training portal. Anything sent elsewhere will not be touched.

• Application closes on 29 August 2025.
• Interested candidates should prepare early, not wait till the last day.

Access Bank, with offices in nine African countries plus the UK, is putting out the word for fresh graduates to join its 2025 trainee programme. This is not your everyday recruitment notice, and from the look of things, they’re aiming to catch sharp, driven minds before they get lost in the crowd.

The job sits in Lagos, full-time, and is open to those who fit the bill.

What the programme is about

Picture this as a career springboard.

The plan is to spot, train, and prepare young Angolan graduates with the spark for leadership. It’s not just a desk job. It comes with international exposure, English-language training, and a chance to rub shoulders with professionals from across cultures.

For three months, trainees will work right at the bank’s headquarters in Lagos. It’s a mix of practical learning, classroom work at the Banking School of Excellence, and close mentorship.

Who they want

Before you start dusting off your CV, check these:

• You are 26 years old or younger.
• You hold a bachelor’s or master’s degree.
• You have an up-to-date CV.
• You can show a valid identity card.
• You have strong English skills — no wiggle room on that one.

What’s in it for you

The package covers more than pay.

• Three months of hands-on training in Lagos.
• Lessons at the Access Bank Group’s Institute of Excellence.
• Guidance on technical and workplace skills.
• Paid-for flights, accommodation, and meals — all handled by the bank.

It’s a rare kind of support, especially for a start in banking.

How to throw your hat in the ring

There’s no set closing date, so don’t drag your feet. If you tick the boxes and feel ready, send your application through the Access Bank online form.