Sky Graduate Scheme and Graduate Jobs UK: 1 Open (Oct 2026)

Updated 16 Oct 2026

Sky holds a Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, covering the Creative Worker, Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker routes. One graduate role, described as entry level, is open in Osterley, Middlesex, alongside 29 other open roles, including 16 listed in London.

Graduate & entry roles open: 1
All open roles: 32
Cities: 1

Sky graduate jobs and entry-level roles open now

News Operations Centre (NOC) Trainee - Sky News
This entry level trainee role supports live news and sports news broadcasting from Sky's Osterley based team. It involves operating and maintaining broadcast equipment and streaming technology, supporting live events and special projects, and suits someone with basic broadcast technical knowledge who wants a technology focused career rather than content creation.
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Sky on the UK sponsor register

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

Sky graduate roles: what they involve

The open News Operations Centre Trainee role is based in Osterley and gives practical experience supporting live news and sports news broadcasting. You would operate, support and maintain broadcast equipment and streaming technology, helping deliver news coverage, special projects and live events across Sky platforms. The work combines collaborative and independent responsibilities and is focused on broadcast technology, systems and engineering rather than content creation.

The role includes a structured training pathway and in house training, making it suitable for someone starting a career in broadcast operations or engineering. Its description asks for a basic understanding of broadcast technical fundamentals from day one. It also suits candidates who want practical experience, career development and progression while supporting daily live content delivery.

How to apply to Sky's graduate scheme

The available description indicates that the trainee role has a structured training pathway and in house training, but it does not set out a complete application process. As a typical UK process, you may be asked to submit an online application and CV, followed by screening questions, an interview and, for some graduate roles, an assessment or practical task.

Check Sky's careers site for the current process, required documents and any role specific instructions before applying. Read the full advert carefully, especially its expectations around broadcast technical fundamentals, and use your application and interview answers to show how your experience and interests match the work described.

Sky sponsor licence and international applicants

Sky appears on the sponsor register with a Worker licence and an A rating. The listed routes are Creative Worker, Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker. This means Sky holds permission to sponsor workers under those routes, but the register entry alone does not establish that every vacancy, including the graduate role, is eligible.

If you need immigration permission to work in the UK, check the advert and ask Sky whether the particular role can be considered under a relevant route. You should also check the current requirements and application guidance on GOV.UK. The role description and employer confirmation are important because eligibility depends on the job and the route, not simply on the employer appearing on the register.

Other open roles at Sky

Frequently asked questions

Does Sky have a graduate scheme or graduate role open?

Sky has one graduate role open in the supplied listings. It is the News Operations Centre Trainee role, an entry level position based in Osterley, Middlesex, with a structured training pathway.

Does Sky sponsor work visas for international graduates?

Sky holds a Worker sponsor licence with an A rating. Its listed routes are Creative Worker, Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker, but the licence does not mean that every role is sponsored or eligible. Check the specific advert and confirm the position with Sky, then consult GOV.UK for route requirements.

Can I apply for Sky's graduate role from outside the UK?

The supplied information does not say where applicants must live or whether the graduate role is eligible for a particular immigration route. You can review the advert and Sky's careers site, then ask Sky about eligibility if you need work permission. GOV.UK has the current guidance for UK work routes.

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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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