Virtual Apprenticeship Insight Programme - July 2026

Dates: Monday 27th July – Thursday 30th July 2026

Purpose: Explore the dynamic world of real estate with Savills through our engaging Virtual Apprenticeship Insight Programme. This programme is designed to give you a comprehensive introduction to the property industry and offers valuable insights into the experience of being an apprentice here at Savills.

The programme is open to students studying for A Levels or equivalent qualifications, as well as those who have recently completed their studies at this level.

The programme is open to students in Year 12 and 13 (1st and 2nd year at college) and above.

What to Expect:

This opportunity is perfect for students looking to gain an understanding of the real estate industry or those considering an apprenticeship in property. Here is what you can expect from the programme:

• Interactive Activities - Participate in hands on tasks and challenges designed to give you practical insight into the day-to-day responsibilities of an apprentice here at Savills.

• Career Pathways - Discover various career opportunities at Savills and receive guidance on how to pursue a successful career in the real estate sector.

• Live Webinars - Learn directly from industry experts in real-time sessions covering key areas of real estate, including property management, residential sales, and sustainability. Additionally, hear valuable recruitment tips straight from the Apprenticeship Team to equip you for any future applications you make.

At the start of the programme, you will be registered on our online learning platform, granting you access to the four day programme. You will be able to work through the programme at your own pace, but attendance at the live sessions throughout the week is required. The sessions will take place between 9.00am – 5.30pm.

You will also be added to a dedicated Microsoft Teams Channel, allowing easy communication with the Apprenticeship Team throughout the duration of the programme.

Work Towards Recognised AQA Unit Awards

During your Virtual Work Experience programme, you’ll be working towards five AQA Unit Awards. To achieve these, you’ll develop and demonstrate key employability skills, including teamwork, communication, organisation, and self‑management throughout the week.

Every activity you take part in - from group discussions and practical tasks to presentations and your final group project - will contribute to building the evidence needed for your awards and if you successfully complete the programme you will receive certificates from AQA.

Assessment for this programme:

• Application form (CV and essay question)

• Screening telephone interview (between Monday 6th July – Friday 10th July)

Applications close on Monday 29th June at 9am.

Applicants are permitted to utilise AI tools to assist in the preparation of their application materials. However, all information submitted must be factually accurate and originate from the applicant's own experiences. Content generated by AI should be used solely as a supportive tool and must be thoroughly reviewed and edited to ensure authenticity. All information provided will be evaluated during the interview process. Applications containing inaccuracies, plagiarised material, or content copied from internet sources will be withdrawn from consideration.

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

Entry requirements:

• Applicants must be at least 16 years old to participate and should either be studying for A Levels or equivalent qualifications, or have recently completed their studies at this level. We’re ideally looking for students in Year 12 or those who have just completed their studies.

• Applicants must hold GCSE English and Maths, Grade 4 or above.

• Please note, this opportunity is only available for candidates that are eligible to live, work and remain in the UK.

• This virtual programme includes live sessions scheduled in UK time. To ensure full participation, applicants must be able to reliably attend sessions during UK working hours.