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FCA Internship Graduate Program In UK 2026

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    Overview:

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) offers a 10-week  internship program that provides valuable insight into the FCA and the financial services market. As an intern, you will gain real-world experience and have the opportunity to work on projects that make a significant impact.

    Key Responsibilities:

    Department Placement:

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    • Work within one of the FCA’s departments alongside field experts.

    Market Analysis:

    • Conduct market studies and analysis to shape future policy decisions.

    Data Handling:

    • Use analytical skills to obtain, review, organize, and draw conclusions from complex data sets.

    Accountability:

    • Collate and analyze data to hold those suspected of serious misconduct accountable.

    Community Projects:

    • Complete a financial services-related project that benefits the local community.

    What We Offer

    • Competitive Salary: £24,000 pro-rata.
    • Induction:
    • A bespoke induction to introduce you to the FCA and the financial services landscape.
    • Skills Training: Access to a skills training path to support you through your internship and beyond.
    • Senior Speakers: Opportunities to hear from senior speakers across the business.
    • Learning Sessions: Lunch and learn sessions to broaden your knowledge of FCA divisions and their work.
    • Networking: Social opportunities to network and engage with your intern cohort.

    Eligibility

    Education:

    • Currently in the penultimate year of study and on track to achieve a minimum 2:1 degree.

    Passion:

    • Enthusiastic about making a positive change in financial services.

    Skills:

    • Possess transferable skills such as collaboration and strategic problem-solving.
    • By the end of the program, you’ll have the opportunity to decide if a regulatory career is right for you. Successful interns may even be offered a place in one of the 2026 FCA graduate programs
    • Open to recent graduates and current students enrolled in an accredited university or college.
    • Must have a strong academic record and a genuine interest in the automotive industry.
    • Preferred qualifications include relevant coursework or prior experience in fields such as engineering, business, marketing, or related disciplines.
    • Strong communication, problem-solving, and teamwork skills are essential.
    • Ability to adapt to a fast-paced and dynamic work environment.
    • Must meet any specific requirements outlined for individual internship positions.
    • Eligibility may vary based on location and program-specific criteria

    Benefits:

    • Competitive compensation package for interns.
    • Access to cutting-edge technology and resources.
    • Mentorship opportunities with industry professionals.
    • Networking events to connect with experts in the automotive field.
    • Exposure to diverse projects and departments for a comprehensive learning experience.
    • Potential for future employment opportunities.
    • Collaborative work environment fostering creativity and innovation

    Application process:

    • The FCA receives a high volume of applications annually for a limited number of internship positions. Candidates are assessed based on their academic achievements, relevant skills and experience, and enthusiasm for the financial services industry.
    • The selection process is thorough, involving tests, interviews, and assessments to identify the most qualified applicants
    • The application deadline is usually in late January, but the FCA recruits on a rolling basis.
    • Candidates must submit their applications through the FCA careers page, which includes completing tests and interviews.
    • Successful applicants may be offered a spot in the 10-week summer internship program. Top-performing interns could then be invited to join the FCA’s 2026 graduate program

    To apply for this job please visit www.fca.org.uk.