Lloyds Graduate Scheme 2023

for which role?

Who else applied for the data science or any tech role

Yeah, I got this too. I applied quite close to the original deadline however so I was told I'd be notified by 6th January. I'm guessing there are multiple groups and/or it's based on the scheme. I applied for the Technology scheme.

Who else applied for the data science or any tech role

Just got an email from Lloyds saying that they'll be reviewing applications in the next few weeks and will reach out to me by 16th December

Do we get to choose the location if we’re successful?

I got feedback report today after doing online assessment

What scheme did you apply for?

I applied for commercial banking and chose a specific location when submitting my application.

Risk management scheme, I can’t remember if I picked a location or not lol

Haha well it could be a nice surprise when you get sent out to Timbuktu

When I check the status of my application it says where I've applied in the job title so might do for you as well?

I wonder if for the graduate scheme salary is the same across all locations like London and other regional? Surely London should be higher due to obvious reasons but it didn't say the salary will differ. Maybe it's best just to stick to regional office location then?

The one I applied for says “range” is 42k and that’s the only figure it shows, I’m guessing that’s over the two years because it seems quite high for the area I want to work. But then again if it is spread over the two years then it seems too low for London

The one I applied for says “range” is 42k and that’s the only figure it shows, I’m guessing that’s over the two years because it seems quite high for the area I want to work. But then again if it is spread over the two years then it seems too low for London

42k is about equal to what 28k in Manchester would get you pre Tax. That is absolutely not a low salary and it’s completely plausible to live comfortably - most grad salaries in london are in the 30k range (which I would defo say is more of a challenge to live on as a single professional)

I think you may have read my comment wrong. I’m saying 42k over the course of two years is low for London. So I’m saying 21k is low for london. Totally agree that 42k is not low at all which is why it’s kinda hard to believe it’s that much for one year