
WPP Graduate Scheme and Graduate Jobs UK: 1 Open (Oct 2026)
- Graduate & entry roles open
- 1
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WPP graduate jobs and entry-level roles open now
WPP 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
WPP graduate roles: what they involve
The open graduate role is Business Analyst, a 12 month fixed term position with WPP Media in London. Its description places the role within OpenDoor, WPP’s bespoke global operating model for Amazon, and refers to media, data, partnerships, creative personalisation and understanding how media investment is working.
The description supplied does not set out a complete list of qualifications or day to day responsibilities. From the title and context, the role may suit a graduate interested in business analysis and the connection between data, media and client work. Read the full advert carefully for the employer’s requirements.
How to apply to WPP’s graduate scheme
The supplied role description does not mention application stages, selection methods or documents. As a typical UK process, prepare a focused CV, complete the online application, and be ready for screening questions, an interview and possibly an assessment task. Use examples that show your analysis, communication and problem solving.
Check WPP’s careers site and the live advert for the current process before applying, because the steps can vary by role. Make sure your application matches the specific Business Analyst position, its 12 month term, London location and any eligibility or right to work information requested in the advert.
WPP sponsor licence and international applicants
WPP appears on the sponsor register with a Worker licence rated A. The listed routes are Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker, and the register entry is in London. This means WPP holds permission to sponsor workers through those routes, but it does not confirm that every vacancy is eligible.
Whether an individual role can support a visa depends on the advert and the employer’s assessment of the job and applicant. Check the wording of the vacancy and ask WPP if the position is available to applicants needing sponsorship. Use GOV.UK for the current Home Office rules and application guidance.
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Frequently asked questions
How many graduate roles does WPP have open?
WPP has one open graduate role in the supplied facts. It is a Business Analyst, 12 Month FTC position with WPP Media in London.
Does WPP sponsor graduate visas?
WPP holds a Worker sponsor licence with an A rating and lists the Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker routes. This does not mean the graduate role is sponsored, so check the advert and confirm with WPP.
Where are WPP’s open roles located?
The open listings are shown in London, Manchester and Edinburgh. The graduate role in the supplied facts is in London, while the other open roles include the locations shown in the live listings.
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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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