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Many large organisations run HR graduate schemes to develop employees who can get the best out of their greatest asset - the workforce

Competition for human resources (HR) jobs is high but with the potential to work in almost any industry and even specialise in a particular area of HR, such as recruitment or learning and development (L&D) it's a great industry to work in.

Which companies run HR graduate schemes?

Organisations in every sector have a need for HR professionals from financial services to healthcare, pharmaceuticals and construction there are various human resources graduate schemes to consider. Some examples include:

• Balfour Beatty - The human resources strand of the two-year business graduate scheme enables graduates to study towards relevant professional qualifications while receiving formal on the job training.
• BP - On their business graduate programme you'll split your time between two new roles over the three-year programme.
• Civil Service - Giving graduates with at least a 2:2 in any degree subject the opportunity to work within both strategic and operational HR environments. On completion of the three-year Fast Stream in human resources , you'll have completed a CIPD-accredited professional qualification at Level 7.
• Mitchells and Butlers - The two-year HR graduate scheme will train you in disciplines such as recruitment, L&D and employee relations, as you embark upon three-month projects.

How do I get onto a HR graduate scheme?

To be eligible to apply for human resources graduate programmes, you'll typically require at least a 2:1. However, some ask for a 2:2 or take work experience or postgraduate qualifications into consideration. Your degree can usually be in any subject.

You'll also be expected to be flexible regarding where in the UK you're willing (and able) to travel in order to carry out the role.

You'll need to fill out an online application form and complete any numerical or  psychometric tests  set by the recruiter. If successful at this stage you may have to take part in an  assessment centre  before moving on to a face-to-face  interview  with the employer.

It's important to tailor your CV to the HR role and organisation that you're applying to as employers can spot poorly thought out generic  CVs  a mile away. Find out more about  applying for jobs .

Some HR graduate programmes recruit all year round, while others have set application deadlines so make sure you get your application in early.

What will I do on an HR graduate scheme?

Many  graduate schemes  involve rotational placements between different areas of HR, such as employee relations, learning and development, performance management and recruitment and resourcing, as well as travel across different office locations in the UK or overseas.

It's worth checking the precise details of the scheme you're considering applying for thoroughly, as what you'll be doing and where you'll be located can vary. Alternatively, browse different types of  human resources jobs .

On average those on HR graduate schemes will receive a £27,000 salary, which can be enhanced with benefits packages, bonuses and location pay. You can also view the  human resources officer  job profile for further salary information and to explore what this specific role usually entails.

Will I get a job at the end?

While an offer of employment isn't guaranteed many companies use graduate schemes as a way of assessing employees before offering them a permanent job upon successful completion of the scheme. It's important to check with the individual company as to what happens at the end of their particular scheme.

What about recruitment graduate schemes?

Some recruitment consultancies also run training programmes for graduates or encourage newly-qualified graduates with the right personality traits to apply for roles with the agency.

For example, if you're eager to succeed within a high-energy environment, the REED Graduate Training Scheme develops talented graduates into leaders and senior managers, while there's also the possibility of studying towards relevant CIPD or Chartered Management Institute (CMI) qualifications.

Find out more

• Read all about  graduate schemes .
• See what else is on offer in the  recruitment and HR sector .