Graduate Programme
Applications for 2025 are now open!
The Amwins Global Risks Graduate programme provides you with a fantastic start to a career in insurance. The scheme is an 18-month programme that allows you to build relationships across our business quickly, where you'll spend time in our broking teams and, if you have a flair for numbers and data, we have great opportunities in our Data & Analytics team. You’ll also gain exposure and insights into our Group Support Teams (GST): HR, Marketing, Finance, Data & Analytics and Compliance.
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Graduate Programme
Applications for 2025 are now open!
The Amwins Global Risks Graduate programme provides you with a fantastic start to a career in insurance. The scheme is an 18-month programme that allows you to build relationships across our business quickly, where you'll spend time in our broking teams and, if you have a flair for numbers and data, we have great opportunities in our Data & Analytics team. You’ll also gain exposure and insights into our Group Support Teams (GST): HR, Marketing, Finance, Data & Analytics and Compliance.
How it works
You’ll be joining an organisation that works across the globe. We will give you the opportunity to have responsibility early in your career and the chance to learn from some of the most respected and talented brokers in the market. We’ll also arrange for you to spend time with our US and European colleagues.
You will be supported by a buddy and mentor throughout the programme and will have study support while you work towards completing the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) exams.
What we offer you
18-month programme with a permanent contract
Competitive salary and pension scheme
Supported to achieve the CII Diploma
Buddy and mentor
Structured development programme
Ongoing lunch & learn and breakfast seminars
Employee networks
Opportunity to take part in our CSR initiative
Your personal and professional development is important and we will invest in you to ensure you have the right tools and knowledge to do your job. You’ll have access to our online learning resources, as well as our extensive technical and personal development workshops.
Great benefits
- A competitive salary and pension scheme
- Wellbeing benefits, including private medical insurance, access to our employee assistance programme and a monthly wellbeing allowance
- Cycle2Work scheme and season ticket loan
- Volunteering opportunities
- Sports and social events
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR GREAT BENEFITS
How to apply for the Amwins Global Risks Graduate Programme
*Applications are open until Monday, 3rd March 2025*
If you're interested in joining our 2025 broking cohort, please click here.
If you're interested in joining our 2025 underwriting cohort, please click here.
The requirements for our programme are:
- You must be eligible to work in the UK
- You must have achieved or be on course to achieve a 2:2 degree or above in any subject
- You must have GCSE Maths and English, minimum grade 5
We are an equity opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons, regardless of race, sex, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation or age.
Grad spotlight
Emily Keen
Emily joined our graduate programme in October 2023, which gave her the chance to explore different speciality lines of business. She started on the International Property team, focusing on Australian and New Zealand business in a broking role, then went on to spend time with our NARDAC team, who specialise in renewables. She now sits in Catastrophe Modelling on the Data & Analytics team based in London, assessing underwriters’ risk exposure and providing financial loss estimates following catastrophic natural events, such as hurricanes and wildfires. Through our grad scheme, Emily has had the chance to network with our US and Amsterdam-based colleagues, attend learning sessions like the ‘Broker Development Program’ (BDP) in Charlotte, and participate in industry events catered to young people as part of our Young Professionals’ Network. She's even captain of the AGR netball team!
