Tarmac: does its two year graduate programme of seven modules, plus two sponsor a UK visa?

Unconfirmed. Tarmac publishes no sponsorship policy for its two year graduate programme of seven modules, plus two, so we cannot state a firm answer. Tarmac is the largest construction materials business in the UK, owned by CRH, and runs quarries, asphalt plants and cement works from Dunbar in Scotland to Southwick in Brighton. Its early careers intake is large: 126 roles in its biggest ever cohort, nearly 130 apprentices and graduates in 2022 and 388 apprentices on the books in 2024. Apprentice and higher apprentice courses run two to four years across engineering, finance, HR, sales, operations, quantity surveying and logistics, with higher apprenticeships leading to Level 4 and above, typically an NVQ Level 4, HND or foundation degree. A published higher apprentice vacancy in operations management shows what that means in practice: a Level 5 Minerals Product Technology qualification through the University of Derby, £25,333 a year, GCSE English and maths at grade 4 or C, and a minimum age of 18 by the September start. The graduate programme runs two years across seven modules covering finance, project and change management, communication and future development, and all three populations share a Core Skills development programme. Nothing published addresses visa sponsorship.