Cyber Security Apprentice
Entry-level Cyber Security Apprentice role at Mizuho EMEA in London for applicants with 2-3 STEM A-Levels, offering hands-on experience in a global bank and BPP-delivered training.
London
A-Level
Finance
In-Person
16 October 2026
Last verified: 16 September 2026
About this opportunity
This Level 4 Cyber Security Apprentice position at Mizuho EMEA provides hands-on learning in cyber security monitoring, incident response, risk and compliance activities, and collaboration with IT teams. The apprenticeship runs for 2 years starting November 2, 2026, includes a structured training pathway delivered by BPP Professional Education, and offers a salary of £28,000 per year. You will study cyber security technologist (level 4) and gain exposure to a wide range of cyber security and IT tasks.
Who is it for?
Candidates beginning their career in cyber security with 2-3 A levels in STEM subjects (grade C or above).
What you will gain
Level 4 Cyber Security Technologist apprenticeship, specialist training, professional experience in a global investment bank, networking opportunities, potential to develop into permanent roles.
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Requirements
2-3 A levels in STEM subjects (grade C or above); attention to detail, organisation, problem solving, number, analytical, logical and team working skills. Relevant qualifications or industry experience can be considered.
How to apply
Apply via the Find an Apprenticeship service before the closing date of 16 October 2026.
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