1 min reading

Graduate job opportunities with Knowledge Transfer Partnership

Construction
Digital Technology
High Performance Engineering
Life Science, Healthcare and Social Care
Financial and Professional Services
Space
The Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) scheme helps businesses in the UK to innovate and grow by linking them with an academic or research organisation and a graduate to deliver a specific innovation project.

The academic or research organisation partner will help to recruit a suitable graduate, known as an Associate. They will act as the employer of the graduate, who then works at the company for the duration. The scheme can last between 12 and 36 months, depending on what the project is and the needs of the business.

KTP is one of the UK’s largest graduate recruitment programmes. There are over 300 job opportunities each year for graduates to lead KTP projects, working as a KTP Associate. The programme supports career development (every Associate is given a training and development budget) and often leads to a permanent job.

Share this resource


Keep Reading

Students
Graduates

Powering Your Future: Virtual Work Experience with E.ON

Explore careers in the energy sector through E.ON's free virtual work experience programme. Discover future skills, sustainability, apprenti...

article
2 min reading
Life Science, Healthcare and Social Care
High Performance Engineering
Students
Graduates

Launch Your Engineering Career with an HMGCC Manufacturing Apprenticeship

His Majesty's Government Communications Centre (HMGCC) is recruiting Engineering Manufacturing Technician Apprentices based in Milton Keynes...

article
2 min reading
High Performance Engineering
Manufacturing
Students
Graduates

Careers Using Languages: Discover Opportunities Across the World

Language skills can open doors to careers in business, education, travel, technology, diplomacy and more. Explore this University of Cambrid...

article
2 min reading
Financial and Professional Services
Students
Graduates
Career Change

Six Essential Skills Employers Look For

A major study by the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) found that transferable skills are becoming just as important as qu...

article
2 min reading
Third Sector / Voluntary Sector
Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism
Public Sector
+9 More

Help and support

Not sure what you’re
looking for?

For additional help and
support

Contact Us