28 April is World Superheroes Day. A day to celebrate the people we look up to. That list includes Superman and Batman, of course. But there are people who go that extra mile to help others in our everyday lives too. During this pandemic, across bpost group, we see heroes everywhere. People who pull out all the stops to provide excellent service to our customers.

It is almost that time of the year. Soon, we will welcome thousands of students at bpost. During the summer months, they will be joining our teams in the mail centres, sorting centres and retail offices to carry out the job of postman/woman, commercial assistant, warehouse worker or sorter.

After graduating in Applied Economics and Strategic Management, Emily went in search of her first professional experience. She started as a Finance Trainee at bpost and now works in our Sales & Marketing department.

More than 34,000 employees – from sorter to delivery staff – work hard every day to ensure that a letter, parcel or card sent with love makes your day more convenient, more friendly and more fun. Postman Keanu (26) embodies the enthusiasm and drive of bpost people as much as anyone.

Do you need a secondary school diploma to make a nice career for yourself? It certainly helps, although motivation and an inquisitive mind are just as valuable. Shara and Abdellah’s journey at bpost are proof of that. They were given the opportunity to earn their secondary school diploma, with the full backing of bpost.

Our story is a we-story. We are an inclusive employer and encourage diversity. At bpost everyone who wants it is given opportunities and the space to grow, everyone has a place.

A job at bpost as a young graduate? You keep all your options open, get a taste of everything and pick the pathway that suits you best. Because bpost gives young people – with or without work experience – the opportunity to develop their personal interests into an exciting job.