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A leading global trading firm in Dubai is seeking motivated graduates for their 24-month mentorship program in commodity trading and shipping. The role offers rotational assignments across various functions, real mentorship from senior leaders, and a structured career growth path. Ideal candidates are recent graduates in relevant fields, fluent in English, and eager to build a long-term career. A competitive salary and relocation assistance are provided.
Launch Your Global Career from Dubai – Graduate Trainee / Mentorship Program for High-Potential Graduates
Are you a young, ambitious graduate ready to explore the world of global commodity trading and shipping? Do you dream of an international career and thrive in high-performance environments?
Aegis offers a rare opportunity for bright graduates (age 25-27) to join a hands‑on mentorship program based in Dubai, led by the Senior Management of a dynamic global group active in shipping and international trade.
Global Exposure: Be part of a fast‑paced, international commodity trading and shipping business.
Real Mentorship: Work closely with senior leadership and learn from decades of industry expertise.
Full Business Cycle: Understand operations from inquiry to execution across ocean freight, logistics, and trade.
Tailored Training: Get groomed for commercial, sales, operations, or finance roles based on your strengths.
Life in Dubai: Begin a life‑changing career adventure in one of the most vibrant global cities.
Send your CV + a short introduction letter and a 200‑word essay explaining why you would like to have a career in commodity trading and shipping.
* The salary benchmark is based on the target salaries of market leaders in their relevant sectors. It is intended to serve as a guide to help Premium Members assess open positions and to help in salary negotiations. The salary benchmark is not provided directly by the company, which could be significantly higher or lower.