Pegasus Group: does its graduate scheme sponsor a UK visa?

Unconfirmed. Pegasus Group publishes no sponsorship policy for its graduate scheme, so we cannot state a firm answer. Pegasus Group is an independent multidisciplinary development consultancy founded in 2003, covering design, economics, environment, climate, air and noise, biodiversity and ecology, building surveying, project management, heritage, planning, and transport and infrastructure. The graduate scheme gives structured support and tailored development from day one, with monthly development sessions grounding graduates in every service the group provides, business skills training to bridge university and work, and long term support towards professional qualifications and accreditations. Each graduate gets an assigned personal mentor in their own office plus access to a people coach. Graduates sit in a named discipline from their first day working on live projects rather than rotating, and the cohort runs nationwide across offices, which graduates describe as a class that spans planning, design and environmental disciplines. Pegasus states that the scheme ends in a permanent role rather than a competitive conversion. Benefits published for all staff include a discretionary bonus at every grade, a 7 per cent employer pension contribution, private healthcare, life assurance at four times salary, agile working with core hours of 10am to 3pm, and two paid charity volunteering days. Vacancies are hosted on an external recruitment system. Nothing on the careers or graduate pages mentions sponsorship, visas or right to work.