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Graduate Jobs In Nigeria: Unilever - Future Leaders Programme

Unilever’s Future Leaders Programme develops tomorrow’s leaders,today.

This 3-year Graduate Programme is designed to prepare Unilever’s Future Leaders (UFL) by giving them challenging jobs/roles that prepare them for business leadership roles. The Programme encompasses rotations within and across functions in an accelerated learning environment. This includes international stints, extended leadership contact, formal training and professional development.

Key facts on the Unilever Future Leaders Programme

Duration: 3 years
Location: Over 50 countries
Eligibility: Minimum required qualification – Bachelor’s degree
Degree required: We will consider all degrees
Benefits: Localised salary and benefits package
Choose a Unilever department to be a UFL in

Regardless of which business unit UFLs work in, they are a team of Unilever that’s working to create better futures every day.

Your options

Customer Development
Finance
Human Resources
Information Technology
Marketing
Research & Development
Supply Chain
CLICK HERE TO APPLY
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