Grayce has 9 graduate schemes open right now, in 7 places, including Liverpool and Manchester. None of Grayce’s 9 graduate schemes has a published closing date, so they are rolling and can close any day. Grayce posted its newest graduate scheme on 10 November 2026. Graduate pay, as published by Grayce: £26,300 to £28,900 a year.
Last checked on Grayce’s own recruitment system on Friday 13 November 2026.
Grayce is a consultancy that hires graduates and places them with client organisations, which is the thing to understand before applying. On their live advert: "As a consultancy, we deliver services directly to our clients, meaning much of your work will be based on-site within their teams", and "you will typically work with one client at a time".
Visas: A clear no, in one line on every advert: "Right to work in the UK unsponsored for the duration of the programme." They never use the word sponsorship anywhere else on the site.
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| Programme | Salary | Degree | Closes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Graduate Technology ConsultantHursley, Burgess Hill, York, Manchester and London. Five days a week on the client site. | £26,300 to £28,900, set by location and client | "Minimum 2:1 or above in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) subject" | None. Open all year |
| Graduate Cyber Security ConsultantHursley and Southampton. | £28,900 on the Hursley advert | "Minimum 2:1 or above in a technical field Computer Science, Information Technology, or Cyber Security" | None. Open all year |
Two to three stages, conducted over Microsoft Teams, with a technical assessment as the third stage for digital solutions applicants.
There is no deadline and no intake month to wait for: Grayce recruits continuously. What changes is which client sites they are hiring for, which is why the same job title appears in Hursley, Southampton, Burgess Hill, York, Manchester and London.
Stages as Grayce describes them. Timings vary by programme, so treat this as a guide rather than a commitment.
Grayce employs you and places you with one of its clients. Their adverts say you will typically work with one client at a time and that much of the work is based on-site within the client's teams, five days a week. The foundation programme lasts up to three years.
Between £26,300 and £28,900 on the live adverts we read. Grayce says salaries are dictated by location and client, so the same title pays differently in different places.
No. Every advert asks for the right to work in the UK unsponsored for the duration of the programme.
Nothing about a minimum term, a tie in or a clawback appears anywhere on their FAQ, their careers pages or the two full adverts we read on 16 September 2026. It is the right question to put to them directly.
A 2:1 or above. The technology stream asks for a STEM subject; the cyber security stream asks for computer science, information technology or cyber security specifically.
Two to three stages over Microsoft Teams, with a technical assessment as the third stage for digital solutions applicants.
Written from Grayce's careers pages and FAQ and their live adverts, read 16 September 2026. The live roles are read from Grayce’s own system every morning.