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Since 20 August 2026, 58 intakes have appeared on employers’ boards and gone again. 3 in 4 of them were gone within a week, and 4 in 5 printed no closing date at all. The free digest tells you on Monday. Premium tells you the morning it happens, for the sectors and intake types you choose.
Premium is not open yet. Press join and you are on the list; we email you the day it opens, and nothing is charged until then.
Example alert, from this week’s real openings
The Intake
4 opened this week. Premium.
Consulting (1)
Moore Kingston Smith, Tax Graduate Programme – Employment and Global Mobility - March 2027
Graduate scheme, City, London, London
Finance (2)
Barclays, 2027 Risk Analyst Summer Internship Programme London
Summer internship, Canary Wharf, 1 Churchill Place
Citi, Banking, Financing, Equity Capital Markets, Placement Analyst, London - United Kingdom 2027
Industrial placement, London United Kingdom
Technology (1)
Equiniti, Junior Software Engineer
Graduate scheme, Hybrid - Crawley
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58
intakes have appeared on employers’ boards and gone again since 20 August 2026
325
intakes opened in the last seven days, read from the employers’ own boards
3 in 4
of the intakes open today print no closing date. They close when the cohort fills.
Live figures from the feed on 12 September 2026. They change with every morning run.
01 Alerts
Not the Monday round-up: the morning it appears on the employer's own board, for the sectors and intake types you choose, with a switch for sponsor-licensed employers only.
The pipeline reads every employer’s board at dawn. Everyone hears about the week’s openings in the Monday digest. A member hears the same morning, before the queue forms, and only about the sectors and intake types they switched on.
Your switches, example
Set once in your account. Change them whenever your plans change.
02 Visa sponsorship
Whether each employer holds a Skilled Worker licence on the Home Office register, the employer's own sponsorship statement for each programme type, and a filter that keeps only employers on that register. A licence means they may sponsor, not that every programme does.
The Home Office register published on 4 September 2026 lists 108 of the 137 employers we track as licensed Skilled Worker sponsors. Premium shows which, on every listing, and what each employer has actually said about its programmes, quoted, with the page it came from and the day we read it, because a licence is not a promise: several firms sponsor their graduate scheme and not their internship, and say so.
On every listing, example
The employer’s own words, quoted
“We can sponsor Skilled Worker visas for our graduate programme. Our summer internship is not sponsored.”
Careers page, read on 4 September 2026
Example wording. Each real statement is shown with the page it came from and the day we read it, and the tracker gains a filter for licensed employers only.
03 The pipeline
For each intake: how many people are at each stage, how long the wait to a first reply has been, and where the people who applied the same week as you are now. Built from real trackers, shown only as counts of three or more.
Everyone who tracks an intake and sets a stage feeds this, whether or not they are a member, and members see what it adds up to: the headcount, the split across stages, the timings and the week-by-week view. Nothing about a stage or a week is shown until three different people are behind that number, so nobody can be picked out.
Where everyone is, example
The shape, not real counts. Numbers, the wait to a first reply and the week-by-week view appear once three people are behind them.
The price
£4.99
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Everything in Premium. Stops the month you stop.
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Season pass, one payment, until 31 July 2027.
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Cancel a monthly plan any time; it runs to the end of the month you paid for. The season pass runs to the end of the cycle because a tracker stops being useful the week you accept an offer, and nobody should be paying for the month after.
When does it open? Soon. Pressing join puts your account on the list and costs nothing; we email you the day Premium opens, and you decide then.
Is the visa data advice? No. It is public Home Office data and the employer’s own words, dated. Whether a role can be sponsored also depends on its salary, the rules in force, and your own status.
What about refunds? Access starts the moment you pay, which you agree to at checkout, so there is no 14-day cooling-off refund for changing your mind. If something is broken or not as described, it is put right or refunded, as the Consumer Rights Act requires.