OilServ Nigeria Limited has announced the commencement of applications for its 2026 Ingenious Graduate Trainee Programme.
The two-year programme is designed to equip young Nigerian graduates with hands-on training, professional development, and practical exposure in the oil and gas sector. Successful candidates will receive a competitive monthly salary and structured career development opportunities.
Programme Overview
The 2026 OilServ Ingenious Graduate Trainee Programme aims to transform high-performing graduates into industry-ready professionals through a blend of technical training, mentorship, and rotational work experience.
Participants will undergo a six-month rotational programme followed by 18 months of specialised development. The initiative focuses on building technical competence, strategic thinking, and leadership capacity within Nigeria’s evolving energy landscape.
According to the company, the programme is designed to nurture innovators, problem-solvers, and future leaders who will contribute meaningfully to Africa’s oil and gas sector.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
Must have completed NYSC
0–2 years post-NYSC work experience
Not more than 28 years old
Minimum of Second Class Upper (2:1) Bachelor’s degree in:
Engineering
Law
Information Management
Accounting
ESG
Social Sciences
Knowledge of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles is an added advantage
Benefits
Selected candidates will enjoy:
Competitive monthly salary
Hands-on technical training
18 days annual leave (excluding public holidays)
Health insurance coverage
Leave allowance
Monthly employer pension contributions
Strong work culture and career growth opportunities
Application Process
Interested and qualified candidates are required to apply online through the official application portal.
Application Deadline: February 28, 2026.











































































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