Schneider Electric is accepting applications for its 2027 Graduate Programme in Nigeria, a 24-month development opportunity based in Lagos for recent graduates who meet the company’s academic, NYSC, and work authorization requirements. The programme is set to begin in February 2027 and is open until filled.
Key facts
- The programme is based in Lagos, Nigeria, and runs for 24 months.
- Applications are currently open and are submitted online through Schneider Electric’s recruitment platform.
- Eligible applicants must hold a BEng or BSc in one of the listed disciplines and have at least a Second Class Upper Division or equivalent CGPA.
- The opportunity is aimed at recent graduates, including members of the Class of 2026 or those expected to graduate within six months in 2026.
- Successful candidates are expected to start in February 2027, and completion of the programme does not guarantee permanent employment.
What does this mean for graduates?
For Nigerian graduates, the programme offers a structured route into work at a global industrial technology company. Participants will gain rotational experience, mentorship, and exposure to projects tied to energy management, automation, electrification, and digital transformation.
The opportunity is especially relevant to applicants with backgrounds in engineering, computer science, mathematics, statistics, human resources, or psychology who can meet the Lagos, NYSC, and February 2027 start requirements.
What is Schneider Electric looking for?
Schneider Electric says it wants graduates who can learn quickly, solve problems, communicate well, collaborate across teams, and adapt to a fast-moving workplace. The company also highlights interest in candidates with a strong interest in sustainability and technology.
The programme includes structured learning, mentorship, and work on real business projects, with participants expected to contribute to outcomes that help customers become more efficient, resilient, and sustainable.
How do graduates apply?
Interested candidates must apply online through Schneider Electric’s official recruitment platform. The company says there is no fixed deadline and the vacancy remains open until filled, so eligible applicants are encouraged to submit their applications as early as possible.
Who can take part in the programme?
Applicants must be legally authorized to work in Nigeria, willing to be based in Lagos for the full programme, available to start in February 2027, and ready to commit to the full 24-month duration. They must also meet Schneider Electric’s NYSC timing requirement and educational criteria.
