UNL Almelo
Internships
Key information for internships:
In 2023, we hosted over 20 internship positions
Opportunities available in departments such as; Maintenance, Stable Isotopes, Operations, Group Projects, Finance, Engineering, Chemistry Services, HR, Decommissioning & Recycling, Engineering or Compliance.
Our internships typically last from 4 - 8 months
Internships
At Urenco, we steer clear of inflexibility or squeezing individuals into set roles. If you are looking for your very first job or a position alongside your studying, we value an open mind and a strong passion. With you, we hope to shape a better, brighter future.
At our Almelo site, you can embark on an internship in one of our many and diverse areas! We have opportunities available in a variety of departments such as; Maintenance, Stable Isotopes, Operations, Group Projects, Finance, Engineering, Chemistry Services, HR, Decommissioning & Recycling, Engineering or Compliance.
In 2023, we hosted over 20 internship positions and we are ambitious about expanding this, and supporting more individuals as you embark on your career journey with us.
We are dedicated to fostering an environment where being the best company goes hand in hand with aiding you in developing the best career, shaping the best future, and becoming the best version of yourself.
Our internships typically last from 4 – 8 months and we are proud to say that a lot of interns have stayed with Urenco to become an employee, so the opportunities are there for you!
Application process
Have a look on our website for our current live vacancies
If you are selected we will host an interview with the line manager and yourself, then align information with your internship assignment to ensure relevant crossover.
View our open apprenticeships following the link below. If there aren’t any that take your fancy, register your interest with us so we can let you know about future opportunities.
Find out more
We offer early career opportunities for apprentices, interns and graduates across our sites in Germany, the Netherlands, UK and USA. Find out more about what we offer and apply today.
Meet our past and present interns:
Marit
Chemical Operator at Urenco Stable Isotopes
I first became acquainted with Urenco during elementary school, but initially, the thought of applying for an internship didn't occur to me due to the classified nature of the work. However, I soon thought, "Why not give it a try?".
Once I started my internship, I was fascinated by working with Urenco Isotopes. My role presents fresh challenges every day.
As my internship progressed, my enthusiasm for the work developed and I decided to pursue a permanent position at Urenco. Following successful interviews, I was offered the job even before completing my internship. The transition went smoothly, and after a well-deserved break, I embarked on my journey at Urenco.
Menno
Process Operator
I started studying as Process Operator, which is a general training, at the beginning of my school period, and I didn’t know exactly which direction I wanted to take.
But through a career fair I came in contact with Urenco and what it means to work in Operations. They had an interesting and straightforward story about Urenco and that attracted me enormously.
The nuclear industry has always been interesting to me, as well as the fact that Urenco contributes to a CO2 neutral world. I wanted to work at a company that is an innovative, unique and challenging, so by that, Urenco made my choice easy.
I spent my final year doing an internship as a process operator at Urenco. What I quickly noticed is that the team you work with is ready to help you, they welcome you with open arms and help you with your personal development. If you follow an internship at Urenco, good supervision is guaranteed and most importantly, you learn a lot!
After successfully completing my internship, I was offered employment and started immediately. I am now participating in internship fairs myself to encourage internships at Urenco.
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