Enhancing European Graduate Employability Corus Graduate Employment Scheme Presented by: Mark Irwin People & Organisational Development Manager.

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Enhancing European Graduate Employability Corus Graduate Employment Scheme Presented by: Mark Irwin People & Organisational Development Manager

Corus Corus is an international company that manufactures, metal products and services for construction, packaging and automotive sectors. Corus has manufacturing operations in many countries, including the UK, Netherlands, Germany, France, Norway and Belgium. Corus is organised into four divisions and employees over 48,000 employees worldwide.

We recruit Engineering Doctorates – 25/year (CSP UK – 8) Graduates 140 – 150/year (CSP UK -48) Trainees 30/year (CSP UK – 16) Modern Apprentices – 210/year (CSP UK - 52)

Planned Recruitment 2006 Skills Shortages: Engineering, Metallurgy, Manufacturing & Finance

Corus UK Target Universities 2006/07

Graduate Qualifications Distribution 15/49 graduates in Corus Strip Products have Bachelor Degrees

International Trend

In 2004/05 61 students from universities in Belgium, France, Germany and the Netherlands registered with Corus. In the same year 935 students from outside of Europe registered with us. In 2005/06 so far, figures stand at 77 new registrants from the afore mentioned European universities and 1,012 from outside of Europe There has been an increase in the number of International and European candidates applying since the widespread industry move from paper based application forms to web based application forms. Corus moved to a web based recruitment process in 1999 and since then has seen a dramatic increase in the number of international students applying for our graduate scheme. Over the past few years seven graduates have worked abroad in Ireland, Czech Republic, America and Holland International Trend

What we look for in our graduates - competencies Self Starter Performs tasks on own initiative. Values self-discovered opportunities. Proactively initiates change and seeks responsibility. Achievement Motivation Sets clear goals and has the ambition, drive and enthusiasm to reach these goals in an efficient and effective way. Is continuously searching for possible improvements Conceptual Thinking Is able to detect relations, structures and explanations in situations, Works with different kinds of reasoning and a broad framework to come to a clear understanding, especially when distilled from masses of complex information. Application of intelligence to get to the route of problems quickly. Teamwork Works with others in the group to realise shared goals. Recognises that working with individuals in teams with different strengths is crucial to achieving goals, Uses own input to build commitment for various ideas.

What we look for in our graduates - competencies Natural Authority Displays confidence in own capabilities to accomplish a task and to work in a goal orientated and effective way, taking into account the people in the environment. Has own ideas and views, stands up for these and acts upon them, even when circumstances are increasingly challenging. Influencing Can build commitment for own ideas from others using different methods and approaches, thereby working in a positive decisive and professional way. (Neither timed nor arrogant) Flexibility Understands the need to adapt own actions and strategies to the specific situation at hand to reach the goal in an effective way. Ability to see the interconnections between different areas, looking for opportunities to integrate concepts from one project to another.

Corus – Graduate Employment Scheme Branded as Learning to Grow. 5 Year Scheme Established to attract and retain talent Focus on:- –Chartered/Professional Status –Personal Effectiveness & Development –Business & Career Orientation –Recognition

Corus Graduate Employment Scheme Training Shared learning Personal continuous learning Year 1 UK Graduate Induction Induction – division / business / department Personal Skills (e.g. presentation skills, team working, basic leadership skills, health & safety) Individual skills Functional specific skills On the Job training Year 2 Corus Awareness Year 3 Year 4 Corus Awareness 2 Year 5

Learning to Grow Development Continuous personal development Year 1 Registration for Professional programme (such as IMechE, IEE, CIPD, CIPS) Find a Professional Mentor Find a Personal Mentor 6-monthly performance reviews Regularly updated PDP (Personal Development Plan) Challenging jobs / work placements Continuous Professional Accreditation Programme Year 2 Year 3 Career Orientation Workshop Year 4 Year 5 Corus Graduate Employment Scheme

Skills Gaps Corus Group HR is currently working in conjunction with the AGR and the Royal Academy of Engineering on research into why large number of engineering graduates in the UK choose not to join the engineering profession on completing their studies. In particular Corus main skill shortage areas consist of: Civil Engineers Electrical Engineers Manufacturing graduates Metallurgy graduates In 2004/05 Corus successfully applied for 4 work permit for RD&T, Electrical Engineering Metallurgy and Process Technology and Manufacturing Management.

Employers Needs Able to recruit international graduates more effectively. Attracting foreign students to work summer/gap years with employers, through strong university links and centres of excellence e.g. Metallurgy. Possibly through stronger university/company branding. Better mix of academic ability and personality. Qualification is a filter point only, personality is the main differentiator. Standards in some subjects noticeably falling e.g. English. A labour market which can supply talented people (Apprentices, Trainees & Graduates) with technical knowledge and skills to meet global competitive pressures.