2026–27 season
9 of the 18 firms we follow for risk and compliance apprenticeships are open now, with 15 roles between them. 9 opened this season and are no longer listed.
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JLL · Manchester · opened 9 Nov
UniCredit · Milan · opened 5 Nov
Lloyds Banking Group · Bristol · opened 26 Oct
Marsh McLennan · Milan · opened 20 Oct
BDO Global · Milan · opened 15 Oct
10 more open roles across 9 firms are on Jorb AI.
| Firm | Open roles | Opened |
|---|---|---|
| UniCredit | 1 | 5 Nov |
| Lloyds Banking Group | 3 | 26 Oct |
| Marsh McLennan | 1 | 20 Oct |
| JLL | 1 | 12 Oct |
| Howden | 2 | 9 Oct |
| BDO Global | 2 | 23 Sept |
| Barclays | 1 | 9 Sept |
| Deloitte | 2 | open since Sept 2025 |
| EY | 2 | open since Sept 2025 |
This is the first season we have followed most of these firms, so next year this page will say when each one is likely to open.
Of the 18 firms our record follows for risk and compliance apprenticeships, 9 list roles today, 15 roles in all.
Since the 2026–27 season began on 1 June 2026, 16 have posted, and 9 firms of those are no longer listed. The firm table names each firm with its state and its open roles.
Lloyds Banking Group's risk apprenticeship page, for a September 2027 start, gives 24 November 2026 as its closing date for London and 15 December 2026 for Edinburgh and Bristol.
It says roles occasionally stop taking applications earlier than advertised. Howden's risk and compliance apprenticeship vacancy in London, on the government's Find an apprenticeship service, gives a closing date of 13 November 2026 and a start date of 13 September 2027.
Lloyds Banking Group's Level 3 risk apprenticeship with Kaplan runs 2 years and pays £27,400 in Bristol and Edinburgh and £32,000 in London, its page says.
Howden's London vacancy, on the Level 3 compliance and risk officer standard with BPP, gives 1 year 6 months and £28,000 a year. BPP lists its own Level 3 course at 15 months. Lloyds asks for 5 GCSEs at grades 4 to 9 including maths and English, and for applicants in England to be 18 by 1 September 2027. Howden asks for GCSE English and maths at grade 4.
Compliance and risk officer is a Level 3 apprenticeship standard in England for giving basic advice to financial services organisations on the legal and regulatory rules they must follow, Skills England says.
Its version 1.1 gave a typical duration of 15 months, not counting assessment, and version 2.0 has an earliest start date of 11 September 2026. The apprentice completes one qualification the employer chooses, from bodies including the International Compliance Association, the Chartered Insurance Institute and the Institute of Risk Management.
Senior compliance and risk specialist is a Level 6 apprenticeship standard in England for giving high-level advice to financial services organisations on the legal and regulatory rules they must follow, Skills England says.
Its page gives a typical duration of 36 months, not counting assessment. Version 1.1 is the latest approved, and a revised version awaiting implementation has an earliest start date of 12 November 2026.
The National Careers Service lists the Insurance Professional Level 4 Higher Apprenticeship and the Senior Insurance Professional Level 6 Degree Apprenticeship as routes to becoming an insurance risk surveyor, a role Prospects says may also be known as risk engineer.
Prospects says these surveyors assess the potential financial risk involved in insuring properties, businesses or sites, and that the majority work for general insurance or reinsurance companies. It says the Level 6 combines paid work with part-time study towards the CII Advanced Diploma in Insurance.
9 firms are open for risk and compliance apprenticeships right now, each with its own portal, documents and deadline. Jorb AI's application agent handles the multi-firm workload in one place, tailoring a CV and cover letter for each role you pursue and tracking each application alongside the rest.
“Opened” is the date the firm posted a role, or the day Jorb AI first saw it on the firm’s own careers site, which we check daily. “No longer listed” means the posting has been gone for a few days. Last season’s dates are shown only for firms we were already following when that season began.
Open counts every listing still open, including those first seen before 1 June; Opened this season counts only those first seen since.