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This month we'll give you the chance to explore the exciting world of graduate schemes and internships at Lloyds Banking Group.

About the event

Your Career, Your Way: Graduate Schemes & Internships at Lloyds Banking Group

Ready to take the next step after university? This interactive session is all about helping you shape a career that fits your ambitions.

Explore our graduate schemes - from Technology Engineering to Data Science, Marketing and beyond - and discover how they can launch you into careers that matter. You’ll hear quick-fire spotlights from our current graduates, learn what the work really involves and pick up insider tips on the skills that make you stand out.

We’ll also dive into internships now open for applications - perfect for gaining hands-on experience, building your CV and getting a taste of life at Lloyds Banking Group before you graduate.

Expect real stories, practical advice and plenty of chances to ask questions. This isn’t just an overview - it’s your opportunity to find the path that feels right for you and start planning a future full of impact.

Frequently asked questions

If I cannot make this event live, what are my options?

If you can't join us online, or even if you just want to recap over the event, we publish the livestream for replay on our Lloyds Early Careers YouTube channel together with all past episodes of Lloyds Careers Live.

Do I get a certificate of completion for this event?

We won't be providing you with a certificate for this event but you certainly can add it to your CV and use it as evidence in your job applications of the research you've done into potential careers.