
Amaury Rodriguez-Le Mazou
“The best part of being a graduate at Centrica Energy is the people and the exposure you get early on. Everyone is approachable and genuinely willing to teach you.”

“The best part of being a graduate at Centrica Energy is the people and the exposure you get early on. Everyone is approachable and genuinely willing to teach you.”

"The most valuable lesson I have learnt is to always be willing to try new things. If you are given the opportunity to do an interesting piece of work or visit a supplier or site – take it."

Shaunagh is no stranger to British Gas, having previously completed her Apprenticeship with us, 14 years ago.

Ama’s career began as a professional netballer, where she spent over two decades competing around the world.

Finn has been part of the British Sailing Team since 2011, with the ultimate goal of representing Team GB at the Olympics.

Kamal started fencing at the age of 10 – making his first England Team appearance at the age of just 14.

While rowing internationally, Sam has won the World Rowing Championships, European Championships, and World Cup Series.

For over two decades, Stephen has competed at the highest level, representing Great Britain in six Paralympic Games.

Sarah initially studied to become a PE teacher but stepped away from that career to become a full-time athlete.

The most important lesson I have learned since joining is that it is ok not to know everything.
I was already interested in the energy industry and its complexities – as well as all things data.

Centrica’s graduate scheme is very well-structured. The placements are a perfect way to trial your future career.