Commercial Banking Degree Apprenticeship (Nov 2027 start)

Location: Manchester
Posted: 8th October 2026
Employer: HSBC
Role type: Apprenticeship
Closing date: 1st November 2026

Retail banker in front of a laptop talking to a client on the phone

Commercial Banking at HSBC is our business-to-business offering, helping businesses of all sizes to grow - from small enterprises to large multinationals. We provide expert advice and essential services dependent on business needs. These could include trade finance, global payments, multi-currency accounts, commercial cards and insurance, alongside many others.

Business

Banking

Training provided

BSc (Hons) Applied Retail and Commercial Banking

Pay details

Competitive

Hours

35 hours a week

Requirements

BCC at A level or equivalent
5 GCSES at grades 9-4 including maths and English
Good communication skills
Customer care skills
Team player
Attention to detail
Number and analytical skills

Minimum age

18

Description

Most of your apprenticeship is spent working. You’ll learn on the job by getting hands-on experience.

You’ll help build a clear picture of each client’s business, goals and challenges, then see how HSBC brings the right people together to respond
You could help prepare client presentations, reports and credit papers, support strategic reviews and pitches, and carry out financial analysis and risk assessments on portfolios and transactions
You’ll also work with colleagues across Legal, Credit and Risk to understand how we deliver tailored solutions responsibly
You’ll get early exposure to client-facing work and see how strong relationships are built, grown and protected over time

How to apply

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