Pick Everard: does its early careers apprenticeships, placements and graduate sponsor a UK visa?

Unconfirmed. Pick Everard publishes no sponsorship policy for its early careers apprenticeships, placements and graduate, so we cannot state a firm answer. Pick Everard is a multidisciplinary built environment consultancy of more than 850 people, part of the Artelia Group, working from small primary school refurbishments to major estate developments. Early careers covers placement students, apprentices and graduates, and the teams a joiner can enter are listed in full: on the design side architecture, BIM services, building services engineering, civil engineering, environmental services, interior design, landscape architecture, structural engineering, sustainability and energy, and water engineering; on the management side building and construction safety services, cost and commercial management, management consultancy, project and programme management, and property and asset advisory. One apprentice profiled is in the first cohort of Level 7 architecture apprentices, a route the firm notes is offered by only a handful of practices, and describes earning a wage while working towards the next qualification. The firm publishes an early careers brochure and an Early Careers Employability Toolkit of job search advice. Support infrastructure includes 43 STEM ambassadors, 45 mental health first aiders and 60 mentors. Pick Everard asks candidates to apply directly rather than through third party recruiters or agencies. Nothing across the careers pages addresses sponsorship, visas or right to work.