Anglian Water has announced plans to recruit a record 31 graduates for its innovative two-year programme within the @one Alliance. This initiative supports Anglian Water’s £3 billion AMP8 programme. The new cohort of graduates is set to begin their training in September 2026, focusing on engineering and management roles across various sectors.
Graduate Roles and Opportunities
The programme features diverse roles targeted at future requirements, including:
- 5 Project Management Graduates
- 20 Engineering Graduates (covering both office and site-based roles)
- 5 Commercial Graduates (in Commercial, Quantity Surveying, and Procurement)
- 1 Carbon Graduate
- 1 Digital Analyst Graduate
Graduates will engage with three essential business units: Water, Water Recycling, and Place Based Thinking. This experience is designed to help them acquire new skills essential for thriving in the water and construction industries.
Professional Development and Support
Successful candidates will benefit from mentorship and support in achieving professional industry accreditations. They will also participate in projects throughout the Anglian Water region. Graduates can be employed through various partner organizations within the @one Alliance, including:
- Balfour Beatty
- Barhale
- Binnies
- Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB)
- MWH Treatment
- Skanska
- Sweco
Testimonials from Previous Graduates
Sophie Read, a former Project Management Graduate with Skanska, emphasized the level of responsibility given from day one. She noted, “You are encouraged to bring new ideas and build skills for a successful career.”
Another graduate, Sandeep, currently a Project Manager with MMB, highlighted the tailored training opportunities available for personal development. “The early careers department is always accessible for us,” he stated.
Join Anglian Water’s @one Alliance and take the first step towards a rewarding career in the water and construction sectors. This programme not only facilitates personal growth but also contributes to broader environmental and community objectives.
