Troup Bywaters + Anders: does its engineering apprenticeship scheme sponsor a UK visa?

Unconfirmed. Troup Bywaters + Anders publishes no sponsorship policy for its engineering apprenticeship scheme, so we cannot state a firm answer. Troup Bywaters + Anders is a building services engineering partnership working from eight offices in the UK and Europe, carbon neutral as an operation, with services spanning architectural lighting, building performance, engineering services design, intelligent buildings, strategic asset and facilities management, sustainability, technical project management, vertical transportation and whole life advice. Sectors covered are commercial, custodial and judicial, education, government, healthcare, media and heritage, residential, and retail and leisure, across new build, refurbishment and fit out. The apprenticeship scheme is the firm's flagship early careers route and offers engineering apprenticeships at every level up to chartered status, positioned as a professional route into the industry for school leavers and career changers alike. The strongest evidence that the route leads somewhere is the firm's own figure: 75 per cent of its Partners began at TB and A as apprentices and young recruits. Vacancies are posted both on the firm's own vacancies page and on the government Find an Apprenticeship service. Nothing on the careers or apprenticeship pages addresses sponsorship, visas or right to work.