JP Morgan Degree Apprenticeships NOW OPEN (2025)

Hey guys, JP MORGAN DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!

They're doing 2 roles → Financial Services and Digital & Technology Solutions.

Both roles have locations at Bournemouth and London.

Here's the link to apply to all 4 of those - https://uoeapprenticeships.groupgti.com/VacancyPosting/Search#!/

Here’s everything else you might want to know:
START DATE - September 2025
STARTING SALARY - £24,000 for Bournemouth & £28,000 for London
GRADES - BBB at A-level including a STEM subject
CLOSING DATE - 15th Oct for London / 2nd Dec for Bournemouth
^ this information is irrelevant by the way. Apply as soon as possible.

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To apply, you need to submit:
- CV
- 2 x 500 word application questions (including what one trait makes you a unique candidate? and how does a place on this programme support your career objectives?)

JP Morgan's key values are service, heart, curiosity, courage and excellence so I would strongly recommend showing how you align with these values within your applications.

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Hope this helps for you lot who are applying there.

If anyone wants, I can send through some resources to help with writing your CV and those application questions as well as some notes of the research I have done for JP Morgan. Just let me know if you'd be interested and I can send over.

Reply 1

ollielee

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As a heads up, the Technology apprenticeship also specifies that one A level should be Computer Science/IT or Maths. I contacted them last year about this after they auto rejected me. However even with 2 STEM subjects (Biology and Chemistry, AA) and other evidence like an AWS Cloud practitioner certification, coding projects, etc. they replied and said the requirements were strict. (I've still applied again this year as you never know... but not holding hope)

Reply 2

nisa2005

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Original post by ollielee

As a heads up, the Technology apprenticeship also specifies that one A level should be Computer Science/IT or Maths. I contacted them last year about this after they auto rejected me. However even with 2 STEM subjects (Biology and Chemistry, AA) and other evidence like an AWS Cloud practitioner certification, coding projects, etc. they replied and said the requirements were strict. (I've still applied again this year as you never know... but not holding hope)

I want to apply for the tech apprenticeship too but i didnt do maths do u think its worth trying or should i apply to finance instead

Reply 3

leigh223

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Original post by apprentinsideryt

Hey guys, JP MORGAN DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!
They're doing 2 roles → Financial Services and Digital & Technology Solutions.
Both roles have locations at Bournemouth and London.
Here's the link to apply to all 4 of those - https://uoeapprenticeships.groupgti.com/VacancyPosting/Search#!/
Here’s everything else you might want to know:
START DATE - September 2025
STARTING SALARY - £24,000 for Bournemouth & £28,000 for London
GRADES - BBB at A-level including a STEM subject
CLOSING DATE - 15th Oct for London / 2nd Dec for Bournemouth
^ this information is irrelevant by the way. Apply as soon as possible.
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To apply, you need to submit:
- CV
- 2 x 500 word application questions (including what one trait makes you a unique candidate? and how does a place on this programme support your career objectives?)
JP Morgan's key values are service, heart, curiosity, courage and excellence so I would strongly recommend showing how you align with these values within your applications.
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Hope this helps for you lot who are applying there.
If anyone wants, I can send through some resources to help with writing your CV and those application questions as well as some notes of the research I have done for JP Morgan. Just let me know if you'd be interested and I can send over.

Hi could you send the resources please

Reply 4

kz_dfg23

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Original post by lara.law

does anyone know how long they typically take to respond to applications (if submitted early)?

It says London applications will progress after the 15th when applications close

Reply 5

kz_dfg23

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Original post by kz_dfg23

It says London applications will progress after the 15th when applications close

But it doesn’t say for Bournemouth

Reply 6

ollielee

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Original post by nisa2005

I want to apply for the tech apprenticeship too but i didnt do maths do u think its worth trying or should i apply to finance instead

If you took an IT subject it should be fine, but they're completely different apprenticeships so you should apply based on what you want to do. I haven't heard back yet but last year it took them a few days and then I got a rejection so I will update when I know!

Reply 7

kz_dfg23

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Original post by kz_dfg23

But it doesn’t say for Bournemouth

Bournemouth applications close December 15th

Reply 8

nisa2005

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Original post by ollielee

If you took an IT subject it should be fine, but they're completely different apprenticeships so you should apply based on what you want to do. I haven't heard back yet but last year it took them a few days and then I got a rejection so I will update when I know!

I didnt i did alevel bio chem psych and got BBA but i dont think ill be eligible but ill apply for the finance one let me know if it works

Reply 9

nisa2005

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Original post by ollielee

If you took an IT subject it should be fine, but they're completely different apprenticeships so you should apply based on what you want to do. I haven't heard back yet but last year it took them a few days and then I got a rejection so I will update when I know!

Although i applied for pwc tech apprenticeships last year i just checked for this year it says they need maths or IT related alevel but i didnt have either and i got to the assesment centre stage last year tho i dont know if i could apply this year or if this is a new rule?

Reply 10

ollielee

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Original post by nisa2005

Although i applied for pwc tech apprenticeships last year i just checked for this year it says they need maths or IT related alevel but i didnt have either and i got to the assesment centre stage last year tho i dont know if i could apply this year or if this is a new rule?

They are done via different universities AFAIK so they will likely have different grade and subject requirements. I emailed both Exeter university and JP Morgan last year, and got the same response from both that it was a firm requirement.