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Monjasa Welcomes Nine Recruits to Global Bunker Trading Scheme
Danish marine fuels supplier Monjasa has inducted nine new participants into its two-year commercial training initiative.
Danish bunker firm Monjasa has added nine new candidates to the latest intake of the Monjasa Oil & Shipping Trainee programme. The company originally launched the two-year commercial initiative in 2018 to offer structured operational placements across its marine fuel trading operations.
Trainees selected for the curriculum complete two global rotations across Monjasa's international branch network. The wider programme encompasses placements across corporate offices situated in Denmark, Dubai, Panama, Singapore, China, Cyprus, Greece, and the United States.
Assignments for the incoming cohort are scheduled across locations in Denmark, Panama, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States. The current cycle also incorporates Japan as a programme host nation for the first time.
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