Norwich academy Under-16s goalkeeper Jed Steer followed in the footsteps of Robert Green, Joe Lewis and Declan Rudd when he was called by England's Under-16 squad for the Vicory Shield international against Northern Ireland at Blackpool on October 11th 2007 with the game being covered live by Sky Sports.

Jed Steer flew out to France with the England Under-16 squad on Monday 17th March 2008 to take part in the Montaigu tournament. England's group games in the tournament are against Japan on Wednesday 19th March, Germany on Thursday 20th March and USA on Easter Saturday. Jed kept a clean sheet in a 1-0 win against Germany on Thursday. Although England lost 1-0 to the USA with Adam Davies (Everton) in goal, an earlier victory against Japan was enough to see England joint top of their group together with Germany. Both teams finished with exactly the same record but England's victory over the Germans gave the Young Lions the spot in the final.

Steer was the English hero when he produced the matchwinning save in a penalty shoot-out as England beat hosts France 5-4 in the final on spot-kicks after a goalless draw.England netted all five of their spot-kicks through skipper José Baxter, Ryan Tunnicliffe, Jonjo Shelvey, Emmanuel Frimpong and Ezekiel Fryers to win the game and add a second honour for the season after lifting the Victory Shield last November. Germany sealed third place in the competition after beating Ivory Coast on penalties.

In August 2008, Jed was called up to the England Under-17 squad, even though he is only 15, for an international tournament against Israel, Italy and Portugal.

On 29th September 2008, the Daily Mirror reported that "Chelsea were ready to pay City £250,000 for keeper Jed Steer and groom him for stardom". the same report suggested Manchester United were also watching Steer

Jed signed for the Academy as a scholar at the end of June 2009. He signed his first professional contract with Norwich on 24th September 2009, his 17th birthday

On 29th July 2011, Jed was loaned to League One Yeovil for three months, at the same time as agreeing a one year extension to his contract with Norwich. He made his league debut on 6th August 2011 in a 2-0 defeat at Brentford. He returned to Norwich after 12 appearances as he injured his thigh on 13th October. .

Jed made his Norwich debut in the 2-1 away FA Cup win at West Bromwich Albion on 28th January 2012.