National: ADM, Virtual Insight Session Online event
This event is for: students who are 16 or older, and who meet the eligibility criteria, are interested in STEM, and are looking to learn more about ADM and careers in STEM.
Career areas at ADM include: commercial, credit, customer service, engineering, finance, IT, logistics, maintenance, operations, production, risk and sales.
Good to know. You do not need any GCSEs to attend this session. If you want to apply for a role at ADM in the future, you will need GCSEs in English and Maths.
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About ADM. ADM turns crops into the food, feed, energy and health products that people rely on every day. In the UK, its businesses mill flour for bakeries, refine oils for food and catering, make probiotic supplements, and produce animal feed and biofuels, across sites including Erith, Purfleet, Tilbury and Edinburgh.
For more information about ADM, visit their company page on the Uptree website.
Agenda
This is an online session running from 10am to 12pm, so you can join from school or home.
- Welcome from Uptree. Your Uptree host will introduce the session and look after the Q&A throughout.
- Meet ADM's businesses. One person from each of ADM's business units will give a short talk of around 5 minutes on what their area does.
- Career journeys. Two ADM employees will share how they got to where they are today.
- Live Q&A. Put your own questions to the ADM team.
- Next steps and feedback. Find out how to register your interest in ADM's early careers roles, and complete a short survey before you leave.
Next steps
- Register for this online event using your Uptree account. If you do not have an Uptree account, register here.
- Any questions, please do contact us: educationteam@uptree.co
Fine print
Personal information
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We use this information to make sure the event is safe and runs smoothly. All the information we share with the employer is sent securely in protected files and deleted after the event is over.
If the employer needs any extra information about you, we will always ask for your clear permission first. This means you must say ‘yes’ before we share anything.
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For online events, screenshots aren’t ever allowed. This helps keep everyone’s privacy safe, which is really important. Don’t worry—after the event, we’ll send out some great photos that you can share on social media. We’ll make sure everyone in the pictures is happy to be included!
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