Graduate Development Programme
The Commission is looking to recruit graduates for our Graduate Development Programme (“GDP”) to join in 2025 and 2026. The GDP is open to graduates with a degree in any discipline. The scheme is also open to exceptional school leavers. The GDP is full time and salaried. It is designed to lead to a permanent Analyst job at the Commission upon completion. Successful applicants to the GDP will spend time in the regulatory divisions as well as undertaking external courses and developing professionally.
Successful applicants for the GDP are expected to have the following key attributes:
- The ability to form opinions, analyse information, and exercise sound judgement
- Good interpersonal skills
- A high standard of written and verbal communication skills
- Self-motivation and good organisational skills with the ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines
- A willingness to learn from experience
- The ability to build and maintain effective working relationships through communication with colleagues
The GDP includes placements within two of the Commission's Divisions:
- Banking and Insurance Division
- Investment, Fiduciary, and Pension Division
- Financial Crime Division
- Enforcement Division
- Authorisations and Innovation Division
- Risk and Operations Division
During the GDP, successful applicants will undertake and learn tasks such as writing reports and letters, project research, and making recommendations as well as undertake on-site visits.
Placement Years
Looking for a one-year placement? The Commission is keen to support Graduates in their penultimate year with finding a fascinating placement which provides an introduction to financial regulation. Placement years are currently available for 2025 and 2026. Graduates are encouraged to return to a career at the Commission after graduation and if you have previously completed a placement year at the Commission, you will be eligible to join our Graduate Development Programme on a fast-track, completing the full programme and becoming an Analyst after just one further year in role (usually a two-year programme).
Graduates could be placed in any of the Divisions listed above subject to business needs where you will work on impactful projects which make a positive difference for the Bailiwick of Guernsey.