Aviva Graduate Scheme and Graduate Jobs UK: 2 Open (Oct 2026)

Aviva Graduate Scheme and Graduate Jobs UK: 2 Open (Oct 2026)

Graduate schemes
Aviva holds a Worker sponsor licence with an A rating. Its listed routes are Global Business Mobility: Graduate Trainee, Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, and Skilled Worker. There are currently 2 graduate roles and 31 other open roles, with vacancies listed in Norwich, London, York and Eastleigh.
Graduate & entry roles open
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All open roles
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Cities
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Aviva graduate jobs and entry-level roles open now

Aviva on the UK sponsor register

  • Holds a UK sponsor licence: yes
  • Rating: Worker (A rating)
  • Routes: Global Business Mobility: Graduate Trainee, Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, Skilled Worker
  • Registered town: London

Aviva graduate roles: what they involve

The two listed graduate roles are analytical and specialist positions. Tax Transformation Analyst involves improving tax systems, processes and data through automation, reporting and technology enabled change, while Actuarial Analyst supports Bulk Purchase Annuity schemes through calculations, administration factors, valuation work and technical projects. Both roles involve working with colleagues across teams and applying structured problem solving.

These roles suit applicants with relevant prior knowledge as well as strong analytical ability. Tax Transformation Analyst may suit people with experience in finance, tax, systems, change or process improvement. Actuarial Analyst asks for a solid Defined Benefit pensions background, although the description also refers to people progressing through actuarial exams or developing expertise through experience. No internship description is provided in the supplied facts.

How to apply to Aviva's graduate scheme

The role descriptions supplied do not set out Aviva's application steps. In a typical UK graduate recruitment process, you may search the careers site, submit an online application and CV, complete online assessments, and attend one or more interviews. Some employers also use an assessment centre or a final task before making an offer.

Treat those stages as general guidance rather than Aviva's confirmed process. Check Aviva's careers site for the current instructions for each vacancy, including the documents requested, assessment format and any right to work questions. Tailor your evidence to the description, using examples of analysis, process improvement, technical learning or work with stakeholders where relevant.

Aviva sponsor licence and what it means

Aviva appears on the sponsor register with a Worker A rating and a licence in London. The listed routes are Global Business Mobility: Graduate Trainee, Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, and Skilled Worker. This confirms that Aviva holds a sponsor licence across those routes, not that every vacancy is available for sponsorship.

Whether a particular role can be sponsored depends on the vacancy and the employer's assessment of the applicant and role. Read the advert carefully and ask Aviva's recruitment team if the position is eligible. Check GOV.UK for the current Home Office rules and requirements for the route relevant to you.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Aviva sponsor visas for its graduate scheme?

Aviva holds a Worker sponsor licence with an A rating and is listed for Global Business Mobility: Graduate Trainee, Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, and Skilled Worker. This does not mean that every graduate role is sponsored, so check the individual advert and ask Aviva about the vacancy.

How many graduate roles does Aviva have open?

There are 2 graduate roles listed currently. They are Tax Transformation Analyst and Actuarial Analyst, with locations shown in York and Norwich respectively, although the descriptions also refer to other possible locations.

Which visa routes are on Aviva's sponsor licence?

The register lists Global Business Mobility: Graduate Trainee, Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, and Skilled Worker. Check GOV.UK for the current requirements, and confirm with Aviva whether a particular role and applicant can use a listed route.

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A sponsor licence means the employer is allowed to sponsor visas. It does not mean every role it advertises will be sponsored. Check the advert, and the salary rules for the Skilled Worker visa on GOV.UK, before you apply.

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