Ford
Ford Motor Company has been making
cars in Australia since the start of the
20
th
century. Today, Ford Australia is the
longest established and one of the few to
design, develop and manufacture a range
of vehicles. In Australia, the Ford team is
well over 4000. Our global workforce is
approximately 300,000 across 108 plants
worldwide.
Equally successful is Ford Credit Australia, a Division
of FCA Holding Ltd, which is part of an international Seeking…
finance network in more than 34 nations around the Graduates to join all areas of our organisation.
world. Ford Credit provides the dealer network with While a degree and good academic results show
finance for stock and capital requirements together application and intelligence, we also seek articulate,
with finance plans for Ford customers. well-balanced individuals who have personality,
Careers at Ford Motor Company & Ford Credit
initiative, tenacity, teamwork and communication
Ford is fortunate to be in a global industry that
skills, and leadership potential.
moves fast. The automotive industry is a particularly
We’re also looking for your ability to identify and
stimulating industry for graduates; it changes so fast
seize career opportunities as they emerge. While
and offers immense challenges and satisfaction to
we’ll help you reach your goals, you must drive your
talented people. When you consider our sheer size, it’s
progress.
easy to see why our graduates experience amazing
Degree/disciplines
careers.
All disciplines
What we offer graduates How to apply
To keep out in front as a world leader, we need to Online: www. careers.ford.com.au
continue to inject talent and initiative into every area
When to apply
of the organisation. We offer talented graduates the
Application deadline is April 2008.
opportunity to join our organisation in the following
areas: Information Technology; Finance; Marketing,
Eligibility
Sales & Service; Supply Management & Strategic
Australian citizenship or permanent residency.
Procurement; Human Resources; Engineering
You must also have completed your degree and
(Manufacturing & Product Development & Design), and
be available to commence the program in January
Ford Credit.
– February 2009.
Position locations
Since its inception in the 1950s, Ford’s Graduate
Victoria
Program has provided the organisation with many
of its successful senior managers. The three-year,
Further information
structured Graduate Program is focused on developing
www.careers.ford.com.au
the whole person – concentrating not only on personal
development but also on expanding the graduate’s
functional and organisational business knowledge.
Day one starts with a real job and real responsibility.
It’s challenging, exciting and the ideal foundation
for an interesting and varied career. The program is
designed to equip graduates with the skills, knowledge
and experience to meet challenges provided by the
workplace, fulfill their potential and become Ford’s
leaders of the future.
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