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Aren't any programmes in particular, but you pick up on many skills by getting your hands on any pieces of work
Throughout my time I have learned quite a significant amount of experience in AWS, practical Git practices and use with legacy java tools such as eclipse.
As an intern/grad you'll be paired with a 'buddy' to ask plenty of questions to, this system works well although it's best when both parties are consistently at the office. I gained skills through working on actual business problems rather than formal training, code review in particular is taken seriously and a good opportunity for growth. Knowledge-sharing workshops happen semi-regularly and are a way to keep up with what other teams are doing. AI use is quite encouraged across the business and has minimal barriers, so as an intern/grad you will get plenty of experience using it - how much this affects your learning is use-dependent, there aren't strict protocols or anything guiding this. Personally, the most valuable skills I gained experience with were version control, code review, frontend/React/JS development, technical writing, and working in an Agile environment.
A lot of training is throwing you in the deep end and figuring everything out which I find to be very useful. For specific tools, essential training is provided well. Learning modules like LinkedIn Learning is also provided. Frequent 1 on 1's with team leads allow you to get feedback.
The internship period was well structured with many tasks across the extent of it to help with professional development.