Modern apprenticeship
Get your career in financial services off to the best possible start with a Baillie Gifford Apprenticeship Programme. You’ll be working in a permanent role within one of our teams and gaining a variety of professional skills and industry qualifications, which will open up a range of opportunities within the firm.
This programme will not be open for applications in 2024.
Meet our people
At Baillie Gifford, our people are our greatest strength. Attracting talent is vital to our success, so we strive to create opportunity for all. We take diversity and inclusion seriously and encourage staff to join initiatives which support these values. As employees from across the business can attest, we pride ourselves on being a great place to work. Read about their experiences below.
Adam Laidlaw
Has felt welcomed and like a core part of the team from the outset.
Millie Strang
Has enjoyed shadowing the previous apprentices as part of their learning.
Eilidh Brown
Has loved the social side, including an event at the National Museum.
Millie Carlin
Found the application process simple and the interviewers friendly.
Amy Smith
Realised the traditional university route wasn’t right for her.
Rory-Thomas Harrison
Has developed wide experience by rotating through departments.
After six months I feel like I'm already paving my future within the company.
Applications are now closed
This programme will not be open for applications in 2024.
Life at Baillie Gifford
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Important information
The information provided does not constitute an offer of or solicitation for purchase or sale of securities or provision of any investment services. Baillie Gifford does not currently have any funds that offer securities under a simplified prospectus for general offer or sale within Canada. No securities regulatory authority in Canada has reviewed or in any way passed upon this website or the merits of any investment available, and any representation to the contrary is an offence.
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Trade Matching Statement
This Trade-Matching Statement is being provided in accordance with National Instrument 24-101 -"Institutional Trade Matching and Settlement" and Companion Policy 24-101 CP (the "National
Instrument"). It applies to all trades that are subject to the National Instrument. View the whole statement.