Tue 24 Mar 2026, 06:28 GMT | Updated: Tue 24 Mar 2026, 08:27 GMT | Evangelia Fragouli

Peninsula opens applications for 2026 graduate programmes in marine fuels trading


Two-year scheme offers positions across six global locations starting in September, combining hands-on experience with structured development.


Peninsula graduate programme group photo.
Peninsula is recruiting graduates for trading and operations roles across its global network of marine fuel supply locations. Pictured: Peninsula 2025 graduate programme participants. Image credit: Peninsula

Peninsula has opened applications for its 2026 graduate programmes, offering two-year roles in trading and operations across its global network.

The marine fuel supplier is recruiting for positions in Gibraltar, Las Palmas, Singapore, Houston, Geneva and Monaco, with successful candidates set to begin in September.

According to the company, the programme is structured to combine hands-on experience with formal development, giving participants early responsibility while supporting their progression through professional training and qualifications.

Graduates will join either the trading or operations teams and gain exposure to Peninsula’s international business, working alongside established teams in key maritime fuel hubs.

The scheme is designed to develop core industry skills while providing insight into global marine fuel supply and trading activities.

Peninsula said it is seeking candidates who are motivated and eager to learn, with the programme positioned as an entry route into the maritime trading and operations sector.

Further details on how to apply are available by clicking here, with the intake forming part of its annual graduate hiring across Europe, Asia and North America.



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