Tyrens AKT: does its graduate programme sponsor a UK visa?

Unconfirmed. Tyrens AKT publishes no sponsorship policy for its graduate programme, so we cannot state a firm answer. Tyrens AKT, formerly AKT II, is a design led structural and civil engineering practice with its headquarters in London and studios in Manchester, Cambridge, Bristol, Copenhagen, Toronto and Krakow, working with leading architects on complex projects across many sectors and building typologies. The graduate programme is described as personalised and begins with Graduate Week, where new joiners discover the practice's capabilities, meet senior staff and connect with the rest of the cohort before joining their teams and following a structured training and development programme. Separately the practice runs internships, placements and apprenticeships that let students do real project work alongside engineers while continuing their studies. Support is layered: every new starter is paired with a buddy for the first months, then a structured mentorship framework matches them with experienced engineers, with regular technical training and CPD, chartership preparation tailored to IStructE, ICE and other bodies, and a professional development programme called AKT.Advance. Recruitment is a CV review by the recruitment team, an initial conversation, a hiring manager review, one or two interview stages virtually or in person, then feedback and an offer. Speculative applications are invited by email where no suitable vacancy is listed. Nothing on the careers or early careers pages addresses sponsorship, visas or right to work.