ADM Tilbury Work Experience Placement
Create a free account to applySpend five days on an in-person placement exploring how a major agricultural supply chain business runs. Meet employees and take part in hands-on activities across procurement, production, warehouse operations, dispatch and distribution.
ADM Tilbury Work Experience Placement is a five-day in-person placement for students aged 16 and over who want to gain real work experience in operations. The placement focuses on how a major global agricultural supply chain business works, with particular interest in business strategy, procurement, production, warehouse operations, dispatch and distribution.
Participants will meet ADM employees, learn about the company’s work and take part in hands-on activities during the placement. It is designed for students who are keen to learn, can manage their time well and want to make the most of an intensive workplace experience.
Applicants must be able to travel to ADM Tilbury and meet one or more of the priority criteria for the programme, including attending a state school or college, having been eligible for free school meals, being the first in their immediate family to attend university, having spent time in care, having refugee or asylum seeker status, being a registered young parent or young carer, or coming from a household where the main earner had a technical, craft or routine occupation, or was unemployed, when the applicant was 14.
1 February 2027, 10:00 – 5 February 2027, 16:00
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- Must be aged 16 or older.
- Must be interested in Operations (business strategy, procurement, production, warehouse, dispatch and distribution) and looking to gain real work experience.
- Must be able and willing to travel to ADM Tilbury for the placement.
- Must be willing to learn, have strong organisational and time management skills, and be committed to making the most of the placement.
- Must attend a state school or college, and meet at least one of the following priority criteria:
- Be eligible, or have been eligible, for free school meals (FSM).
- Be the first generation in your immediate family to attend university.
- Have spent time in care.
- Have refugee or asylum seeker status.
- Be a registered young parent or young carer.
- Have a main household earner whose occupation when the applicant was aged 14 was classed as technical, craft or routine, or who was unemployed.
Free to take part.
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