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- Sep 13, 2026
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âTechnical skills are important but so is your ability to communicate and engage with othersâ (opens the original)
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My name is Nisha, and Iâm originally from Chennai, India. I moved to Dublin five years ago to pursue a masterâs in accounting and financial management at UCD. Since joining EY, Iâve completed all my ACA exams on the first attempt while training with the firm. This month, Iâm celebrating four years with EY, which is a milestone Iâm really proud of. I first learned about the graduate programme through UCD Careers Network. As part of my course, we were introduced to a range of graduate op
âThereâs a really strong learning culture and supportive work environmentâ (opens the original)
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Iâm from a small parish outside Naas called Eadestown. For college I went to Maynooth and studied psychology through science. I chose to study that because I was really interested in people, and when I first chose it, I didnât really know where I wanted to go with it. But I knew I was interested in how people think, how they interact in different social scenarios. So as I worked more through college, I found that I really wanted to use my degree in a business setting rather than the typical
âDonât assume that youâre not qualified or experienced enough to applyâ (opens the original)
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Iâm from Dublin, and I studied a joint honours [degree] of Spanish and sociology in Trinity College Dublin; then I went on to study a masterâs in marketing practice at UCD Smurfit before doing the Bord Bia grad programme. Iâm a really big foodie and in college, when I had to choose topics for presentations or the topic I was going to do my thesis on, I always chose something related to the food and drink industry. Iâm a strategic insight and industry capability grad. As part of that, my
Graduate programme: âYou take on real responsibility and ownership of projectsâ (opens the original)
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Iâm the sustainability graduate here at Lidl, and Iâm from Dundalk, Co Louth. I studied marketing at Maynooth University. Iâve always had a really strong passion for sustainability that really grew when I started working for my sisterâs sustainable clothing brand, and throughout my college degree I did an internship in Bord Bia on their Origin Green team, which is their sustainability team. So in that role, I helped manufacturers communicate their sustainability initiatives. I always had
âI knew of people in other companies who werenât offered roles at the end of their grad programmesâ (opens the original)
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My name is Jordan Murphy and I have lived in Cork my whole life. I graduated with a bachelorâs degree in electrical and electronic engineering from University College Cork. Since then, I have been working in the Wilton office in Cork for ESB Networks. Iâd obviously heard of ESB before, but I learned about their graduate programme from a booth at one of the career fairs during college. I thought that ESB would be a great place for me to learn and develop my skills. They have a relationship wi
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