Masters Sponsorship: If you do not currently have an RICS or an RTPI accredited degree and are applying for a Surveying or Planning role, you will be required to complete a post graduate degree. See the Planning Job Description for more information on the routes to qualification. For the Survying route, this degree will be funded by the apprenticeship levy (with no cost to the student). As an apprenticeship course, graduates will require 20% ‘off the job training’ from day 1 of the apprenticeship, right through to the APC submission. This ‘off the job training’ does not necessarily mean only studying, but also attending client meetings, site visits, shadowing another team and any other new relevant learning. The non-cognate route, will mean that the graduate will sit their APC later (2.5 year training programme).
To find out more about the Savills Graduate Scheme, please view this page, for an overview of the application process. Below, are all of the various pathways, with more information about the specific roles and application details.
The Savills Surveying Graduate Programme offers roles across the UK in both London and the Regions and allows graduates to gain a thorough understanding of the industry, markets and Savills teams and clients, in preparation for the APC and becoming a real estate professional. Both cognate and non-cognate degree candidates will be considered.
Our highly experienced team of affordable housing experts at Savills provide innovative solutions to meet all your housing challenges and opportunities. We work with clients to enable their organisations to evolve and thrive in a rapidly changing industry.
Including Building Surveying and Project Management positions, our building and project consultancy service provides bespoke specialist solutions that can be applied across all technical aspects of acquisitions, development, ownership, occupation and disposal of property assets. Both cognate and non-cognate degree candidates will be considered.
Operating across a UK network of over 30 offices, our wider services cover; architecture, building consultancy, rural planning, estate management, forestry, professional consultancy, farm and estate sales and purchasing, food and farming, renewable energy, energy brokerage, mapping and strategic projects. Both cognate and non-cognate degree candidates will be considered.
With nearly 300 planners across the UK, we are the largest planning department in any mainstream real estate practice with a reputation for success and professionalism, working with all types of property. Both cognate and non-cognate degree candidates will be considered.
Unlock a career at the intersection of urban development, planning, research and economic strategy. We are looking for ambitious graduates to join our market-leading Property Economics team. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to work across sectors on a variety of projects, collaborating closely with developers, institutions, investors, and public sector clients. Both cognate and non-cognate degree candidates will be considered.
As a part of the Rural and Projects division, the Minerals team advise land owners and mineral operators on how to smoothly manage the running of mineral-bearing land in the UK and Ireland. Whether it’s the oil and gas industry, minerals or waste management, we offer a broad range of services to match, working across valuation, consultancy, acquisitions and disposals.
Operating across a UK network of over 30 offices and a number of client offices from North of Scotland down to Dorset and Kent. Our services cover land consents, referencing, negotiation, planning, landowner/contractor liaison and damage claim negotiation across the infrastructure and utility sector, including electricity, water, gas & telecoms.
As a graduate on the engineering and design team, our graduates will gain experience across a wide range of skills and experiences. We have a variety of different service lines within our team and the wider Savills Earth division that help in developing strong all round engineering mindset.
Savills Environment and Infrastructure is a department in the Planning Division that is focused on managing environmental impacts and sustainability for major development projects, providing a range of specialist consultancy services. We have a strong focus on the UK’s infrastructure – such as energy and carbon capture projects to deliver net zero, among many others – but work on projects of all types and scales.