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Shell / independent application guide

Assessed Internship Program: eligibility & how to apply

A project-based energy internship with technical and commercial paths, supervisor and mentor support, assessments, and a final presentation.

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College yearEnrolled students · one term remaining after
CompensationCheck opening
Location / arrangementUnited States · opportunity-specificTypically 10–12 weeks
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Who can apply?

  • Applicants must be actively enrolled and complete at least one more semester of education after the internship.
  • Shell publishes a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.20 for the US Assessed Internship route.
  • Regular US roles require qualifying work authorization and do not support temporary visa holders or candidates who need sponsorship, except for limited PhD circumstances described by Shell.
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Completing a degree before the internship ends can conflict with Shell's remaining-semester rule even when the applicant has the right major and GPA.

Dates, pay & program timing

No universal cutoff confirmed

Shell says Assessed Internships typically last 10–12 weeks. Applications are tied to current country and business-area openings rather than one universal closing date.

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These details reflect the sources at the review date. An overview is not a live job offer. Check the official page for today's application status and the selected opening's written terms.

How to apply to Shell

  1. Open Shell's current Assessed Internship search and choose a technical or commercial area matching your degree and evidence.
  2. Check enrollment after the term, cumulative GPA, work authorization, dates, location, compensation, and any discipline-specific requirements.
  3. Complete Shell's official application and assessments, then prepare to discuss the role of your own decisions in past projects.
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How to prepare a stronger application

Technical applicants should explain the engineering or research constraint, safety or environmental considerations, analysis, and verification behind one project.

Commercial applicants should make a procurement, market, customer, finance, technology, or process decision concrete with evidence.

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We do not infer deadlines, remote eligibility, or guaranteed offers from older recruiting cycles. Read our editorial process.

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