Isabella, 2nd


Year Technology Apprentice


“The Technology Degree apprenticeship offers four years of working in a professional environment, where I am developing real business skills, knowledge and etiquette whilst continuing my education to achieve a full honours degree. I didn’t think that I would be so immersed in the pace of innovation at J.P. Morgan, it’s an exciting time to be involved. The combination of having a full-time job and completing a degree will shape me to become a subject matter expert technologist and employee.”


Dominic, 1 Year Financial Services Apprentice st


“I knew through my final years of school that I wanted to work within the Financial Services sector, and when I learnt of the opportunities that apprenticeships offer I jumped at this. The chance to work for a firm like J.P. Morgan is one which I could not turn down – the network, opportunities and culture of the firm speaks for itself. I am now fortunate enough to be studying and working full time for the firm. I have thoroughly enjoyed my experience so far and am excited by a promising career at J.P. Morgan.”


Francesca, Financial Services Apprenticeship Alumni


“In the two short years since completing my Financial Services Apprenticeship at J.P. Morgan in Bournemouth I successfully enhanced my original role through innovation and automation for efficiency and then progressed to a Trader Assistant team in London. Recently I have successfully taken up a Trader role within the European Bonds desk. My progression has proven to me that hard work and commitment pays off and that there are no glass ceilings, regardless of someone's entry route into the firm.”


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