Mitchells & Butlers: does its hospitality apprenticeships sponsor a UK visa?

Unconfirmed. Mitchells & Butlers publishes no sponsorship policy for its hospitality apprenticeships, so we cannot state a firm answer. Mitchells & Butlers runs two hospitality apprenticeship paths and delivers them inside its own venues rather than through a separate training centre, which is why the offer is described as being at a famous brand in a venue local to you. The Chef Apprenticeship gives hands on kitchen experience working towards a nationally recognised Level 2 qualification. The Bar and Waiting Apprenticeship is front of house, developing communication skills and service in a quick paced environment. Every brand in the group carries its own apprenticeship listings, including All Bar One, Browns, Castle, Ego, Ember Inns, Harvester, Miller & Carter and Nicholson's, so applicants effectively choose a brand and a location as well as a discipline. M&B was awarded number one Top Apprenticeship Provider 2025 by the Department for Education and RateMyApprenticeship. The company positions apprenticeships as open both to school leavers and to people retraining, and is explicit that the value is the skills rather than the certificate. No entry requirements, pay rates or immigration criteria are published at programme level.