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There are programs that aren't really enforced too much. Lots of learning modules and learning opportunities (e.g. legal seminars, project management)
We have a graduate programme that runs for 2 years. Having only done the first year its very workplace focused rather than technical training. Its all online sessions once a month ish. Different sessions like goals, communication, personal brand, then as the year goes on more technically like project management etc.
I have learnt to do slug testing, hydraulic modelling and site investigations
Formal graduate program isn't as exciting and relevant as I was expecting it to be but informally learning on the job has been really good
Training opportunities have been great, a couple of the GDP sessions have felt a bit boring or not relevant to me