HR Graduate Scheme

Closing date for application: Monday 18/05/2026

HR Graduate

Location: Sky Garden

Start date: September 2026

Salary: £30,000 in Year 1; increasing to £32,000 in Year 2

About The Programme

This isn’t just a graduate scheme—it’s a foundation for a values‑driven HR career. You’ll gain hands‑on experience across key areas of human resources within Sky Garden including:

  • Employee Relations & People Operations
  • HR Policy, employment law & best practice
  • Manager support & stakeholder management
  • HR Operations, data & continuous improvement
  • Talent, resourcing & workforce support

The programme is designed to build your confidence, broaden your understanding of the employee lifecycle, and prepare you for a future leadership role in HR within a growing, purpose‑led organisation.

Why Sustainability Matters

Sustainability isn’t a buzzword for us — it’s built into everything we do. From carbon reduction initiatives to community‑focused projects, you’ll be part of a team that’s rethinking how buildings are made, used, and maintained. You’ll work on real‑world challenges that matter, with the chance to leave a lasting impact.

What's in it for you?

  • Exposure to real HR projects that influence culture, engagement, and performance
  • Mentorship from experienced HR leaders and sustainability champions
  • Structured training covering leadership, employment law, organisational development, and ethical people practices
  • A supportive graduate community and clear development pathway
  • A strong route into permanent HR roles across the business following successful completion of the programme

Who We’re Looking For

We welcome applications from graduates in HR, business, psychology, or related disciplines who are:

  • Passionate about people, culture, and creating great places to work
  • Curious, empathetic, and solutions‑focused
  • Interested in how HR can enable sustainable and inclusive growth
  • Strong communicators with the confidence to build relationships at all levels
  • Willing to travel and gain experience across site‑based and office‑based environments
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