Apprenticeships are work-based training programmes that are designed to help employers train people for specific job roles. At the same time, apprentices get a paying job with valuable training while they work towards a nationally recognised qualification.

Applications for 2026 open on Monday 26th January 2026 and close at 11:59pm on Sunday 15th February 2026.

We reserve the right to close applications at our discretion prior to the stated deadline. We recommend submitting your applications as soon as possible to ensure consideration.

The level of the apprenticeship will depend on the apprentice’s job role and if they are able to carry out the skills, knowledge and behaviours set out in the qualification.

An apprenticeship can take anywhere from 12 months to 5 years to complete. The length will depend on the level that you enroll onto. At Savills we offer a variety of apprenticeships from level 2 to 6.

We welcome applications from 18 years upwards, but all applicants will be considered on merit. To view the full entry requirements for all apprenticeship programmes, please click here.

Stage 1: Online application. At this stage you will be required to submit an online application along with your CV and cover letter. The link to the application form can be found on our website.

Stage 2: Assessment Centre. If you are successful you will be invited to attend an assessment centre, this will consist of industry related tasks.

Stage 3: Interview. Your interview will last up to an hour and will be with people who have a significant role in the apprenticeship programme.  The panel will be interested to discuss your experience, opinions about the market and what it is that you believe makes you suited to Savills culture. You will receive full information about the interview in the invitation.

Stage 4: Offer. You will be phoned by one of the interviewers with details of the offer, this will be followed up by an email copy of your contract.  If you receive an offer and would like to accept, please email us.

We advise that candidates only apply for one pathway. It looks better to the reader if you are clear and decisive regarding the specific pathway you have chosen to apply for. Our screeners will be aware of all of the applications made and it can therefore look as though you are less dedicated and haven’t done your research if you apply to many. However if you are really torn between two pathways, we ask that you tailor your application for each.

All apprentices are employed by the Company and will have a contract of employment. You are entitled to all Company benefits, i.e. sick pay, pension contributions and holiday allowance.

At Savills we offer a competitive starting salary for our Apprenticeships - £22,500 (regional)/ £23,500 (London).which are reviewed annually along with a discretional performance based bonus.

You will gain a nationally recognised qualification depending on what apprenticeship route you take. For example if you are studying for Chartered Surveying Apprenticeship you will gain a Real Estate Degree and MRICs accreditation. 

From day one you will be assigned a buddy who will help you find your feet. Your buddy will also be an apprentice and they can support you with any questions you may have regarding your studies or day to day work. You will also have a mentor, who will be an experienced member of your team and they will guide you through the early stages of your career. You and your mentor will have regular one to ones, which will provide you with an opportunity to receive feedback and guidance on areas for improvement.

We will provide the full suite of Savills training programme including mandatory health and safety and office training, as well as specific training relevant to your role.

We ensure that you Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is current and that all staff are fully up to date with changes to legislation and business needs.

Yes, you will be giving a minimum of 6 hours per week to dedicate to your studies. Depending on your training provider, you will either attend university or college one day per week, or study via distance learning.

If I am offered a position on the apprenticeship programme, would it be possible to postpone/defer my start date to a later time?

Unfortunately, It would not be possible to defer your start date.