
BT Graduate Scheme and Graduate Jobs UK: 1 Open (Oct 2026)
- Graduate & entry roles open
- 1
- All open roles
- 46
- Cities
- 4
BT graduate jobs and entry-level roles open now
BT on the UK sponsor register
- Holds a UK sponsor licence: yes
- Rating: Worker (A rating)
- Routes: Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, Skilled Worker
- Registered town: London
BT graduate roles: what they involve
The open graduate level opportunity is a technical and digital apprenticeship in Manchester. It combines paid work with study towards a Digital and Technology Solutions Degree, and involves working alongside experienced engineers and security specialists in secure technology.
The description highlights cyber security and network engineering, including secure network design, testing and security work. It suits someone beginning an engineering career who wants to learn while gaining practical experience in technical and digital work, particularly in a security focused environment.
How to apply to BT's graduate scheme
The role description presents the opportunity as a Secure Services Degree and Higher Apprenticeship Programme. It says applicants will work and study as part of the programme, so read the advert carefully to understand the apprenticeship structure, location, study commitment and experience it seeks.
A typical UK application involves submitting an online application, answering eligibility or motivation questions, and completing assessments or interviews if shortlisted. Processes can change, so check BT's careers site and the current advert for the application stages, documents and any requirements that apply to you.
BT sponsor licence and international applicants
BT is listed as an approved sponsor with a Worker licence rated A. The listed routes are Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, and the sponsor register entry is in London. This means BT holds permission to sponsor workers through those routes, subject to the relevant rules and the individual role.
A sponsor licence does not mean that every vacancy is sponsored, or that an applicant will qualify for a visa. Check the advert and ask BT whether the particular role is eligible and whether it can support your application. For current Home Office requirements and route guidance, use GOV.UK.
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Frequently asked questions
Does BT have a graduate scheme in the UK?
One graduate role is open in Manchester: a technical and digital apprenticeship. The description combines practical work alongside engineers and security specialists with study towards a Digital and Technology Solutions Degree.
Does BT sponsor international graduates?
BT holds a Worker sponsor licence with an A rating and is listed for the Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker routes. This does not mean every role is sponsored, so check the specific advert and ask BT about the vacancy.
How many jobs are open at BT?
The facts list one open graduate role and 46 other open roles. The roles listed include opportunities in London, Manchester, Belfast and Glasgow, although the specific location depends on the vacancy.
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